ALL The Phoolon Ki Chadar Ideas You’Ll Need: From Unique To Floral!
By Urban Company
5 min read
May 08, 2018
For an amazing bridal entry, first pick your bridal entry song and then pick your phoolon ki chadar design from here! Out of all the little details you’ll ...
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Out of all the little details you’ll end up discussing with your wedding decorator, the phoolon ki chadar design is one that gets missed most often.
Yes, your decorator gets the phoolon ki chadar made for the bride (other than your venue decor and jaimala design), and it’s something you can actually choose to make ultra-beautiful (imagine the bridal entry photos!) or even have fun with!
The Basic Phoolon Ki Chadar
You can literally opt for, literally, a chadar made out of flowers.
Image courtesy: Lilac Weddings
Or you can get creative and pick an idea from what brides did at these Real Weddings!
NOTE:
If you do decide to opt for a literal chadar of flowers, we found some insanely gorgeous designs that we put together for your viewing (Pin-ing?) pleasure at the end of this post.
But first, creative phoolon ki chadar ideas for the bride who wants to enter under something hatke:
# _Part 1: 14 Unique Phoolon Ki Chadar Ideas!
1. Net Fabric Instead of Flowers
This gold net chadar is budget-friendly! The gota flowers on the frame and hanging roses add a touch of glamour to the otherwise simple phoolon ki chadar.
Image courtesy: PhotozAapki
2. Leheriya dupatta
Phulkari dupattas are a traditional option for the bride to enter under, but we’re loving the new leheriya dupatta trend just as much!
Image courtesy: Recall Pictures
3. LED lights dupatta!
A string of LED lights running through the fabric? Definitely a unique idea!
Image courtesy: Shades Photography
4. Colourful tassels dupatta
Another type of dupatta that works well for day weddings is one with colourful tassels hanging from it! We won’t be surprised if we spot a bride entering under a chaadar that’s got fringes hanging from it. Fashion trends spread everywhere, apparently – even in phoolon ki chadar designs!
Image courtesy: Rangresa Pictures
5. Dome shaped
If the straight, rectangular shape is not for you, consider opting for a dome-shaped phoolon ki chadar for a royal entry!
Image courtesy: Blacktie Project
Image courtesy: Weddarazzi Films
6. Kaleereys With Phoolon Ki Chadar
If you want to skip the kaleerey on your hands, put them on your chaadar!
A no-flower option for a night wedding –
Image courtesy: House on the Clouds
Kaleereys & white roses for a day wedding –
7. Unique, Colourful Paper Phoolon Ki Chadar
Get crafty with these no-flower-no-dupatta options! This one was made completely from DIY paper butterflies.
Image courtesy: The A-Cube Project
8. Have Words Written Across
If you look closely, the word “Dulhania” is written in Hindi using flowers!
Image courtesy: Reels and Frames by Anand Rathi
9. Under An Umbrella
There are so many ways to enter using an umbrella!
With a pretty lace umbrella…
Image courtesy: Weddings by Knotty Days
Or a fabric one with kaleeras hanging…
Image courtesy: Ombre by HJ
With your entire bridal party holding up a paper umbrella…
Image courtesy: Shutterdown Photography
Under a green umbrella with a touch of flowers…
Image courtesy: PhotozAapki
10. Made entirely of red roses!
Image courtesy: The Photo Diary
11. NEW Idea! Baby’s Breath Flower Chadar for Bride
Images courtesy: Recall Pictures
12. Rajasthani Parrots Added to Flower Strings
To give the flower chadar a truly ethnic feel!
Image courtesy: Deepak Vijay Photography
13. Colour Coordinate with the Bride’s Outfit
Image courtesy: Elan Events
You can take the prominent colour from your outfit, and add it to the ends of an otherwise monotone phoolon ki chadar. It will make it really stand out!
14. Rustic Flower Chadar for Bride
Image courtesy: WeddingNama
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And now for some photos of gorgeous phoolon ki chadar designs that are made primarily out of flowers!
# Part 2:_ 16 Beautiful Phoolon Ki Chadar Ideas – Made of Real Flowers!
1. Pastel, White, Green with a Pop of Bright Pink!
2. White & Baby Pink Blooms with Baby’s Breath
Image courtesy: WeddingNama
3. White, Baby Pink & Peach Flowers with Foliage
Image courtesy: House on the Clouds
4. Lavender & Yellow Blooms with Foliage & a White Flower Chadar Underneath
Image courtesy: Two Fat Ladies
5. Roses with a Touch of Greens
Image courtesy: Anoop Padalkar
6. Shades of Pink with a Touch of Baby’s Breath
Image courtesy: ArtFoto
7. Floral Overload with Kaleerey
Image courtesy: Anuraag Rathi
8. With a Touch of Orchids on the Wedding Flower Chadar
Image courtesy: The Cheesecake Project
9. White & Yellow with Hanging Red Roses <3
Image courtesy: The Wedding Salad
10. Pink Prettiness
Image courtesy: Vows and Tales
11. Pastel Beauty
Image courtesy: ArtFoto Studios
12. Purples, Whites & Vibrant Reds on Flower Sheet for Bride
Image courtesy: WeddingNama
13. Dreamy Soft Pink & White Wedding Flower Chadar
Image courtesy: Infinite Memories
14. Rosebuds that Haven’t Even Opened Yet!
Image courtesy: Preach Art Weddings
15. White Long Strings with Pops of Red
Image courtesy: WeddingNama
16. Simple White Phoolon Ki Chadar with Hints of Green & Pastel Yellow
Image courtesy: House on the Clouds
17. Intricately Woven White Chaadar with a Sprinkling of Marigold Flowers
Image courtesy: Aviraj Saluja
18. Mostly White
19. Pretty Flowers Bunched Together at the Border of the Flower Chadar
Image courtesy: ShutterDown Photography
20. A Fresh White & Green Design
Image source: Unknown
22. Orchids, Roses and Kaleereys!
Image courtesy: Fotowalle
Tips To Keep In Mind While Picking Phoolon Ki Chadar Design:
1. It should complement your venue decor – don’t ask for a complete red roses phoolon ki chadar if there are no red roses in your venue!
2. Also, consider how the colours complement what you’re wearing. It should add to your overall look, not take away from it.
3. It’s most comfortable to have a high chaadar (long sticks to hold it on the corners) – otherwise, your family & friends will have to stretch their arms to ensure it stays OVER your head, and not on it. Honestly, it starts hurting their hands quickly to hold it in that position, so try and get a design which has plenty of height. It’s easiest for them to hold it at waist level (see the photo right above).
Maybe that’s why umbrellas are becoming a popular phoolon ki chadar option – easy to hold and light-weight!
Which is your favourite design?
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