Top 11 Latest Bridal Banarasi Dupatta Ideas for this Wedding Season

The Banarasi dupatta is a wonderful wedding pick when compiling the bridal trousseau. The sheer beauty of this garment remains unmatched, as the fashion and trends continue to march steadfastly ahead.

The Banarasi is ‘the’ most important piece of garment that tops the shopping list when planning a wedding. But, the trend of flexible fashion is a viral reality and we cannot help but appreciate the fact.

This essentially means that there is more than ‘just a single way to wear a piece of garment as fusion and ‘Mix ‘N’ Match’ are very much ‘happening’ all around us.

Likewise, the Banarasi fabric can be draped in innumerably different ways. The best part about the Banarasi fabric is that it can light up a plain salwar suit outfit or an event instantly, creating a celebration out of the occasion. Hence, the Banarasi dupatta is an instant statement piece that can offer an effortless style one is seeking for.

But, there is a wide range in the Banarasi Dupatta that can easily be selected according to one’s choice, occasion, and event. So, what do you opt for or rather how do you sensibly shop for a Banarasi Dupatta? We at My Mandap bring to you some of the top picks in the best choices to watch out for:

The Bridal Banarasi Dupatta

This is a classic and one can hardly go wrong with this one. The choice in shade, pattern, and style are innumerable, hence you can go ahead and take your pick for this Banarasi Dupatta.

However, since we are talking Wedding, it is only obvious to discuss the ever-classic colour; Red. The Red Bridal Banarasi Dupatta is a tradition one cannot let go of. It would be safe to declare that, this colour alone can instantly, bring about the ‘feel’ of the wedding festivities.

The Bridal dupatta is perfect when you need to enhance the traditional wear and yet look unique. The Banarasi fabric in the bridal shade of Red or Maroon is a perfect pick if you need something different for your ‘Ghoonghat look’.

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The Golden Banarasi Dupatta

Another great pick if you are planning an ethnic attire for your wedding function or any festive event alike. We suggest a golden dupatta in the Banarasi Dupatta for a fine-looking Lehenga Choli creation.

While opting for a Banarasi dupatta can be your go-get solution for a plain salwar suit, nevertheless, it is time to up your fashion game by curating an outfit around and about the Golden Banarasi Dupatta.

Also, this is one of the heaviest colours for the ethereal Indian skin tone, as it blends and glows like no other. Here, you can opt for a monochrome Lenhenaga and Choli and combine this with the contrasting Golden Banarasi Dupatta.

We recommend a fine-looking Jewel Green shade for the outfit and drape this with the Banarasi Golden dupatta. A perfect way to enhance an existing outfit or use an existing fabric and revive it to give it a new look altogether.

The White Banarasi Dupatta

We love the combination of White Banarasi Dupatta with Golden border and Zari work fone all over. This offers a unique style statement, as not many favours the idea of opting for a White Banarasi dupatta.

While it is so much you can do with a White and golden combination, we would like to mention an all-White outfit that can be worn for a festive occasion.

A plain suit in White might do wonders with a White Banarasi dupatta. If you think this might be too washed out, we believe this is just the pick for the millennial bride.

Likewise, you can also, team this up with a White Lehenga Choli with golden work done at the borders. complete your look with Green Emerald jewellery and you will be the ultimate talk of the town for days to come.

See also: Crop Top Lehenga with Dupatta Designs

The Multicolor Banarasi Dupatta

Why settle for a single colour when you can settle for the entire Palette? Here we are still talking about the Banarasi silk dupatta, nevertheless, the multicolour hues are going to make your outfit stand out from the crowd.

This is a gorgeous Banarasi Dupatta idea that can be used to enhance a basic outfit. If you are a guest, we recommend you this perfect choice to be worn over a nice Black salwar suit.

The multicoloured hues of the dupatta will immediately add elegance to the mystery of the Black dress. Combine this with a nice garage of fresh Jasmine around your hair.

The Pink Banarasi Dupatta

Pink is the ultimate colour of festivities and is a favourite for most women around the world. Here the fine combination of the Banarasi Dupatta with the pretty Pink bright shade can instantly transform a ‘plain-Jane’ into royalty.

Much like the Red colour, one can style the Pink Banarasi dupatta with most monochrome colours. But we would like to highlight the idea of wearing ‘Pink on Pink’. Yes, girls, go bold with this trend and you will go viral in no time!

Select a fine-looking Pink Anarkali gown with Gold borders and team this up with the stunning Pink Banarasi Dupatta. The results will be out of this world, and you wouldn’t have to break your bank account to acquire a stunning outfit either. Of course, go easy with the jewellery, as you will be high on a bright colour!

The Green Banarasi Dupatta

Another great pick and a must-have, if you are to rock the Menehndi look for your friend’s pre-wedding celebrations. While the Sarees look great as wedding wear, nevertheless, once in a while we like to break the regular.

Here, the Green Dupatta in banarasi fabric makes for one of the finest choices for wedding wear. Opt for a nice creation with heavy embroidery work, preferably in Gold or Silver thread work.

There are some wonderful related product choices out there with both Gold and Silver thread work done over the Green fabric. While you can wear this over any monochrome Indian suit, we would like to recommend a fine-looking Golden or Beige Lehenga Choli with Green Banarasi Dupatta.

The results are stunning and you will surely outshine most people at the function. You can also opt for a nice Red Rose flower Gajraa for your hair on this one.

Other Bridal Dupattas apart from Banarasi Dupatta:

The Banarasi Dupatta trend has been taking the fashion world by storm. More and more designers are coming up with some of the most exciting ideas to revamp the traditional dupatta drape.

As we are in the times, when the experiment is the call of the day, nevertheless, some trends need a mention.

So, while the Banarasi Dupatta remains a hot favourite among the drapes, there are some other stunners out there that need your attention too:

See more: Suit with Phulkari Dupatta

The Velvet Dupatta

Oh, how can we talk dupatta and not mention the ever-so-lovely Velvet dupatta? This can be one of the best when it comes to planning your outfit for a Winter Wedding.

Velvet is the fabric of Royalty. This creation hardly disappoints, as it offers a fine balance between Simplicity and richness. This is because the Velvet dupattas are usually no-fuss, no-hassle kinds of drapes with minimal work done over them. The Velvet dupatta worn over the classic Kashmiri dress makes for a wonderful style moment where you can hardly go wrong.

Here the top of the Kashmiri Kurta is rather a loose outfit with heavy thread work done on the neckline. This is worn with the Velvet dupatta in the same shade to offer a monochrome outfit idea. The bottom is a Pant style salwar in Silk or Brocade and can be worn with flats or even Stilletoes.

The Ruffle Dupatta

Ruffles are back, and how. This classic trend has made a re-entry after the 40s and the 50s when these were a rage. Now, the ruffles are very where’; from the sleeves to the blouses to the dupatta.

Talking about the dupatta, the Ruffle dupatta is a great idea if you need to make a memorable impression at a wedding or an event. We have some of the best designs and colours to choose from, as the Ruffles seem to rock everything with equal grace.

Did you know that you can team up a Ruffle dupatta with a Gown, a Lehenga, or even a Lehenga Choli? These look so ‘Alive’ when worn, as they perform their number whenever you move about! So, get a grab at the latest ruffle dupatta trend and make your mark.

The Rajasthani Dupatta

This is my personal favourite and a style obsession I simply cannot get over. The Rajasthani dupatta is a must-have for every girl, as she transcends into her ethnic choices of dresses. This dupatta trend can be as simple as one likes or as elaborate as one desires.

The Rajasthani dupatta is a ‘Tie-Dye’ creation where elaborate Mirror work, Embroidery, and Embellishments are also added. The result is a wonderful colourful creation that is cheerful and ‘happy’ to look at. Some of the Rajasthani dupattas also comprise danglers, Bells, and Sea-shells attached to the borders.

As mentioned earlier, this can either comprise of two different colours, a couple of colours, or just one coloured creation. With Metallic borders in shining Gold or Silver, the dupatta makes for a wonderful combination that can be worn over a plain suit. The Rajasthani dupatta is made either from Cotton or Silk and makes one of the best choices when it comes to celebrations and festivals.

Usually, young girls opt for this wonderful dupatta creation for their performances on Sangeet, when the ease of the outfit and the riot of colours make for the perfect stage moment.

The Jaipuri Dupatta

This is yet another version of the much-famed Rajasthani dupatta and is also known as the Bandhni dupatta. Once again, this is a favourite dupatta trend much favoured by people from across the country.

The city of Jaipur is famous for its handicraft and textile and the traditional Jaipuri dupatta is a wonderful pick from the wide range of choices offered.

Made from Malmal cotton or Silk blend, the Jaipuri dupatta can instantly transform any outfit into a fine style. The idea is to ensure you team this up properly with the basic dress idea.

A monotone-coloured salwar suit is favoured to be teamed up with the Jaipuri dupatta. Complete the look with loads of traditional Rajasthani jewellery and you will surely steal the show.

Read more: Anarkali Kurti with Dupatta

The Brocade Dupatta

A milder and cheaper cousin of the Banarasi weave, the Brocade is yet another bestseller. Despite its, feeble comparison to the much loved Banarasi, the young girls of today often sport this trend with oomph.

The idea of the Brocade is to offer the richness of the appearance and yet be lightweight enough to be carried about easily. The brocade makes for a wonderful addition to a two-piece lehenga creation, a suit, or even a gown.

The Banarasi Dupatta is an inspiration for many songs, folktales, legends, and Stories. A woman’s dupatta is a sign of her ‘shyness’ and she wears it with pride over her garment.

Likewise, the bridal dupatta is ‘the’ most important part of the entire bridal wear. It requires attention and debates among the family and friends of the bride, till the perfect choice is made.

The Banarasi dupatta is a legacy that is worn by young girls during their first days as new brides. While the Banarasi saree is an all-time favourite, nevertheless, the Banarasi dupatta makes for the perfect choice to be teamed-up with most outfits.

So, girls take your pick and make the most of your moment as you are set to embark on your journey to womanhood.