Dear Brides-to-be,

If you are going on bridal shopping, here is how you can get best of every design and outfit. Just follow our 7 tips when you go searching for your perfect wedding dress.

#1 Wear Front Open Tops

If you are going on your search for bridal shopping in local markets that don't have trail room facility, here is how you can still try out things. Just wear a front open top with camisole inside so that it gets easy for you to get into the blouse in small spaces. Also, avoid wearing any print or checks while you go shopping as it will crash over your lehenga, leaving you dicey. 

#2 Easy to remove shoes

Don't wear something that takes time for you to remove. There are many stores in Chandni chowk that will ask you to remove shoes, so wear something that you can slip into and remove.

#3 Wear Jeans or Jeggings!

Avoid wearing skirt or dresses on your bridal shopping because you have to try more than 40 lehengas or sarees. So, you can;t always go to trial rooms to change it, rather wear jeans or jeggings so that you easily get into your lehenga.

#4 Don't stick to one colour

Another mistake most of the brides do is they stick on one colour option, giving other colours almost a 'no'. Guess what you just narrowed your chances of finding the best lehenga to 0.5%. There are so many brides who say they never thought of wearing particular on their wedding day. So, never block your colour choice. 

#5 No bridal Shopping in your periods

Never ever go on bridal shopping while you are on your periods. And the reason is simple you have lot of mood swings plus your body bloat up a little, so the tailor might get wrong measurement or you will feel like you are looking bulky.

#6 Don't take your entire family 

Remember not to take your entire family on the hunt for your bridal outfit. You will get mixed advice leaving you more confused. So choose your shopping partner carefully, someone that gives the right advice of what's looking good on your and what's not.

#7 Don't look for your lehenga in places that are out of budget

Please girls, don't look out for your wedding lehenga in places that aren't in your budget, You will have a major crush on it and you will overlook all the other great choices.