"Bring Bright Colours Back": Team Uddhav MP's Message For Indian Brides

Priyanka Chaturvedi wrote on X: "Not everything is about coordinating with boring grooms' colour choices".

Shiv Sena MP Priyanka Chaturvedi has encouraged brides to infuse more vibrant colours into their wedding celebrations and advised against solely adhering to "boring grooms' colour choices". A notable transformation in bridal fashion has taken centre stage over time. Brides today are diverging from the conventional path of the traditional and vibrant red lehengas, opting instead for aesthetic wedding themes that include subtle options like whites or delicate pastel colours.  Dear Indian bridesPlease bring bright colours back into your wedding festivities. Not everything is about coordinating with boring grooms colour choices.Thank you.PS: Not a political tweet but a genuine ask ???? They should stop listening to such planners ???? With you on this. Weddings font look like wedding anymore with those whites, creams, peaches. They just want to organise everything, plan it, give it themed experience bla bla. They have forgotten that naturally it's colourful; so they want to plan. All this is a western import; need to revive Bharat's unique & intrinsic beauty. Ordinary brides wear traditional and bright wedding outfits. It is the celebrity weddings that have dull colors. Probably their weddings are sponsored by fashion retailers, social media companies, and the hospitality industry due to which they don't have a choice of their own. Agree ????Aliya Bhatt wore her wedding saree to the National awards ceremony!Obviously that saree was inappropriate for one of the two occasion - her wedding!

Ms Chaturvedi wrote on X, formerly Twitter, “Dear Indian brides, Please bring bright colours back into your wedding festivities. Not everything is about coordinating with boring grooms colour choices. Thank you.” She clarified that this was “not a political tweet but a genuine ask.”

In response to a user's comment stating that pastel colours are currently trending, and brides meticulously follow wedding planners' advice, Ms Chaturvedi advised that brides “should stop listening to such planners.”