A daylight wedding gives you the advantage of natural light, making it easier to play around with colours, textures and intricate embroidery. That’s also why the colour of your lehenga matters even more. Soft shades such as blush pink, butter yellow, ice blue, lavender and peach can bring a fresh, elegant feel to a daytime celebration. Here are some lehenga colours worth considering if you’re planning a daylight wedding. (Image Credits: Pinterest)
Fashion police may have declared powder pink exhausted about 50 times already, but it always returns for a reason. it does not have to be a bright neon or customary marigold for a daytime wedding, rather, it comes with a refined blend of classic traditionalism Although butter yellow is very much in fashion now. From something buttery with faint hints of gold embroidered patterns, subtle stitching, or floral designs, this glorious shade works well under natural light. If you wish for something a tad more traditional, consider a mix of soft marigold and muted mustard hints, otherwise, you can opt for contemporary butter yellow with ivory or champagne highlights. Under natural light, powder pink lehengas look dreamy and not overly bridal. This also allows for jewellery experimentation, where you can play with pearl embroidery for a soft touch, add silver sequins for a modern vibe, choose antique gold for a classic look, or try out floral thread work for an outdoor wedding. It is very important to distinguish between powder pink and candy pink, as one looks classy and the other exudes high school prom vibes. If you are unsure what colours work well for you, peach is one of the best possible starting colours. Peach feels warm, making it a bit more lively than the cooler pastel shades. Additionally, peach colour is also effective in many shades, such as pink-peach, which has a romantic touch, while golden peach is a classic. If you opt for a peach lehenga for a day wedding, choose one with tonal floral embroidery or antique gold detailing, or use a contrasting dupatta.
