The Spring-Summer trend chart is here and the soft colours and lacy fabrics are sure getting our bridal souls excited. While the classic red and pink rule the bridal chart, there are also hints of grey, white and nude slowly making their way into the big fat Indian wedding. As the bride gets experimental, her guests can choose from a variety of reds without worrying about upstaging the bride.

Take a look at this bridal trend chart that tells you what's hot this season, along with a buying guide from Peachmode.com where you can find all of these Spring-Summer 2015 trends and more.


Less is more: Fabrics with heavy embroidery and embellishments are passé. Instead go for classier options in richer hues with intricate detailing. Let the fabric do all the talking with an elegant rather than over-the-top design.



Marsala: Move over red. Marsala, the colour of 2015, is here to steal the show and we sure are hopping on this ride. *drum roll* Pair the deep tone of this maroon-like shade with white for a stunning combination, or opt for a dupatta in the marsala hue to set off your entire outfit.



Layering: The Spring-Summer bridal look is all about pairing your traditional separates and making them work. Layer your anarkalis and kurtis with a well-fitted koti or an embroidered jacket to instantly take your look a notch higher.



Bespoke jewellery: Do away with those heavy golden jhumkas with equally chunky matching neckpieces. Bridal jewellery this year is all about making an impact, and usually, just one piece of jewellery is more than enough.

For a bride, it makes perfect sense to focus on the neckpiece rather than the earrings, as the latter won’t be very much in focus. Dig out a vintage neckpiece to add that old world charm to your look with small jhumkis for your ears. If you are the BFF of the bride, we suggest you go in for statement chaand balis and finish off the look with a flourish of red.



Velvets: The fabric carries forward its legacy from the past two years - remember the Sabyasachi bride decked in royal tones of gold along with a velvet dupatta? Graduating from just a dupatta to velvet lehengas and kurtis, this year will see a line of deep red and inky blue velvet outfits that add a nice pop of colour to the sea of gold and bling.