Tell us, how many times since childhood, have you wondered how your mom manages to look so elegant and poised with her choices of saris, and the way she drapes herself in it? Also, how many times have you borrowed her saris, just to try to copy her look? Almost everyone grows up admiring their mothers in traditional saris. But today, amidst all the pre-wedding chaos, you might have forgotten to take your mother to the exclusive ” Mom’s special” shopping for your big day. Don’t worry if you haven’t yet. In case you are trying to figure out a way to pick the best saris for your mom or your mother-in-law with a little surprise element for them; here are some amazing saris adorned by the supermoms of Bollywood.
10 Amazing Wedding Saris Ideas for Mothers and mother-in-laws
1. A traditional kanjeevaram is that one timeless sari that every mother would love to wear on her son’s or daughter’s wedding.
2. This gorgeous net lehenga-sari is something your mom wound not mind experimenting as this is the most sought-after trend in the fashion world right now.
3. Gift your mom this gorgeous sari in deep pink orange with an interesting pallu to wear for a the haldi or mehndi ceremony.
4. A perfect choice for the sangeet night, this designer sari turned into a multi-layer skirt is sure to make your mom youthful and elegant.
5. This traditional light-orange and pink combination works for any occasion and any lady. So you can pick this sari without any confusion.
6. Another breathtaking kanjeevaram worn by none other than Hema Malini on her daughter, Esha Deol’s wedding.
7. A gold kanjeevaram would be the best choice for the big day for your mom or mother-in-law.
8. One can never go wrong with chiffon. It’s chic, trendy and elegant as ever.
9. Another classic colour combination is this one. Take note of the intricate traditional work on the blouse.
10. Last but not least, this is another winner. This sari in contemporary design and with heavy zari work is a complete showstopper. The black colour may be a deterrent but we think it is perfect for Mehendi or Sangeet eve, what do you think?
