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Sikh bride in a embroidered lehenga and groom in a sherwani and turban praying before the Guru Granth Sahib at their wedding

How Many Outfits Is a South Asian Wedding, Really? The Multi-Day Wardrobe Plan

by Zorsay

Count the events, not the days. A tradition-by-tradition guide to how many outfits a South Asian wedding really takes, with a copyable 3-day planner.

Kerala Hindu bride in a red and gold silk sari beside the groom in white at a lamp-lit wedding ceremony, South Asian wedding

Bridal Outfits by Tradition: What the Bride Wears, and Why It Is Not Always Red

by Zorsay

What South Asian brides wear, tradition by tradition: Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Jain, Christian, Parsi, Nepali, Sri Lankan, Bhutanese, and diaspora.

Embroidered bridal shawl from Punjab, India, an heirloom South Asian wedding textile

How to Rewear South Asian Wedding Outfits After the Wedding

by Zorsay

How to rewear a lehenga, sari, kurta, or sherwani after the wedding: tradition by tradition, plus restyling, recutting, and storage.

Chaniya choli and kediyu at a Gujarati sanji (music night), South Asian wedding

Sangeet, Dholki, Garba, Jaggo: What to Wear to the Music Night

by Zorsay

What to wear to a sangeet, dholki, garba or jaggo in the US: fabrics that survive hours of dancing, sparkle that photographs, options for every gender.

Guests in formal shalwar kameez, kurtas, saris and dresses posing together at an evening wedding in Lahore

Reception, Walima, Bou Bhaat: What to Wear to the Last Night

by Zorsay

What to wear to a South Asian wedding reception, walima, or bou bhaat: suits, gowns, pastels, black, and color rules for guests, parents, and the couple.

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