The Rich Heritage of Gujarati Brides
Gujarati wedding traditions feature two distinct bridal sarees: the Panetar and the Gharchola. Both sarees are highly symbolic, representing the bride's transition from her parental home to her husband's family, and are celebrated for their rich colors and weaving details.
The Panetar is a white silk saree with a red border and gold zari check patterns, traditionally gifted by the bride's maternal uncle. The Gharchola is a red silk saree woven in a grid pattern with gold zari, traditionally gifted by the groom's family. It features intricate Bandhani tie-dye work inside the checks.
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