Three Important Tips for Designing your Wedding Blouse

Your wedding blouse is a big part of how you look as a bride. Nearly every image will include it. To succeed, remember to use these crucial pointers.

1: Embroidery Quality: Ensure a Clean Finish

Regardless of the embroidery pattern you select, be sure the hand work is neat and made using high-quality materials.

Check the job's neatness by examining earlier examples of the Boutique's work. It's time to look for another location if there are fabric creases between designs.

Examine the components of the pattern you choose, such as the laces, beads, sequins, stones, wires, etc. In addition to providing a good sheen and appearance, premium quality material will also last longer. These days, several bridal shops cut corners on quality to save money, but the end result neither looks well nor retains its shine after a few washes.

2: Ensure an Ideal Fit

Fitting is crucial, and this cannot be emphasised enough. Bigger or smaller, tighter or looser, drooping shoulders, creased armholes, uneven seams, unattractive pipin - everything might go wrong and ruin your event.

Prior to placing your order,

Samples of the blouses created by the Indian wedding saree can be tried out. Although it might not be your exact size, it will give you a good indication of the Fit & Finish you can anticipate from the shop.

Before giving the main one, it is often wise to have a trial blouse made to your size. If you wish to have a padded bridal made for your wedding, make sure the trial blouse is of a comparable style. For example, acquire a padded blouse stitched for the trial.

Think about how the measurements were "timed." Before your wedding, you might be on a diet, and having your measurements taken too soon could be dangerous if you're likely to lose weight before the big day. Some stores, like ours, offer a final fitting close to your wedding date as well.

3. Examine additional embellishments and styles that improve your design.

Talk to your designer about styling options to make your blouse look better.

Check to see whether you should attempt Embroidered Tassels (also known as "latkans") to go with your lehenga if it is heavy and you are getting a basic blouse made.

If you don't want a shirt that is entirely stitched, you may perhaps get a patch of embroidery done in a corner.

Consult your designer for help on the cut of the sleeves; round-ended sleeves are not always necessary for blouses. You may, for example, try cutting the sleeves in a V form as well.

In the same way, consider what will best complement the design you've chosen for the waist.

We always recommend designer blouse for a good appearance, provided they are done well. Before committing, it is preferable to try out a few padded blouses manufactured by the Indian Wedding Saree. You might opt for an eye-shaped pad rather than a regular one for greater styling.