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Sarees According To The Occasions

Sarees can be worn regularly, but there are certain types that are specially woven or designed for different occasions. In fact, every part of India has a unique collection of saree that you can be proud of.<br>Let us take a look at the different types of latest sarees that you can flaunt on different occasions.<br><br>https://www.smcreation.co<br>

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Sarees According To The Occasions

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  1. SAREES ACCORDING TO THE OCCASIONS NORMAL DAY SAREES Sarees that are suitable for everyday wear should be lightweight and easy to wear. They should also preferably be in a breathable fabric like cotton sarees. PARTY WEAR SAREES Nowadays, corporate and even personal parties see women donning elegant saris to dance the night away. They could be classy and elegant designer sarees or silk sarees that speak volumes about the class and elite of the woman. WEDDING WEAR SAREES Wedding sarees are suitable for our traditional wedding ceremonies and other surrounding functions. Ideally, classics like Banarasis, Chikankari, and Kanjeevarams work wonders for those special occasions. FESTIVE WEAR SAREES Festive sarees can be moderately heavy and you can choose matching jewelry with them. You can wear a plain kanjeeravam saree or wide bordered cotton during religious celebrations. Bengali saree FANCY SAREES You can try wearing designer half sarees that blend two different fabrics such as nets, georgettes, silk, etc, and play around with drapes for occasions such as fun brunch with friends or family, kitties, and birthday parties.

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