While we give special attention to all the little tiny details of our wedding and pre-wedding functions like one yellow lehenga for haldi, that beautiful gown for ring ceremony and pitch-perfect decorations for all those wedding functions. In the midst of all this, often there is one function that takes a back seat among most of the brides-to-be is Mehendi. It might be because for most of us it’s a small function that takes place in our house.

No matter how small or big your mehendi is it’s an important function and you should pay a little more thought (because you will be clicked hundreds of times, duh-uh) while selecting and outfit for this day. Don’t worry the #Wedstreetstyle team is here to tell you what you can wear on your wedding without spending thousands of bucks and yet looking stunning.

Revamp your Anarkali

There was a time when Anarkali trend was a hit, but now it’s a bit too much of anarkali’s we have seen. And we are sure you will be having that one beautiful Anarkali dress in your wardrobe that looks jaw-dropping. So we advise you to get the designer in you out (we all have one in us) and revamp your Anarkali. Just get your anarkali side slit and wear the churidaar along with it a little higher. And taddaa your outfit is ready.

Dig out the old skirt from your wardrobe

We all have that one lovely skirt, we think we will wear, but always fail to do so. It’s time to get it out and match with a beautiful crop top with unusual cuts and texture. To make the attire look more traditional, you can accessorize your look with junk jewellery. Make a high bun and you are ready to go.

Slit kurti with cigarette pants

You can get a beautiful dress made or you can find it easily anywhere. Just get yourself a high slit kurti and pair it with any cigarette pant that matches it. You can take cues from our favourite styles. Also, this look gives you the freedom to pair it with dupatta or not. Keep the makeup minimal and your eyes highlighted with this look.

Evergreen saree

Sarees are evergreen; you can wear it on your engagement, sagan and even on your mehendi too. Just remember to select a saree that’s simple yet girlish, pair it with a nice cut blouse that takes out your feminine side. Select a colour that’s unconventional, so that you stand out from the crowd.

Tutu skirt with crop

This look will make everyone fall in love with you on that day. Just get yourself a long tulle skirt (or tutu skirt as they call it) and a matching crop top with pearl embellishment, select a soft baby pink or sea green colour. It will give you the princess look and make your parents remember that little innocent girl.

A simple lehenga

If you want to add a little extra touch to your mehendi, go for a simple lehenga with deep back blouse that’s not too heavy and also takes out your naughty side.