Shaadi Festival 2008 rocks Ahmedabad
Come September and Ahmedabad is ready to receive the heavyweights of Indian wedding industry to exhibit their products under one roof. The Shaadi Festival organized by Red Events India Pvt Ltd is an event that exhilarates wedding planners, fashion designers, make-up artists, jewellers, honeymoon planners, entertainers and everyone else involved in wedding industry. The event organized at The Grand Bhagwati hotel, is also a visual treat for any couple who just walk in to have delight.
The mega event started on September 5 with a bang. The highlight of the day was a fashion show organized by Manubhai Zaveri, a prominent jeweller in Ahmedabad.
The show hosts some of the biggies of fashion industry like Archana Kochar, Shyamal-Bhumika, Prriya & Chintan and Rashmi. The brigade of fashion designers displays their exclusive wedding collection with a style and uniqueness. The models were looking stunning in bridal jewellery from Manubhai Zaveri.
All these designers share their experience and talk about their collections with FirstPhera.
Shyamal-Bhumika
The duo looks upon the country whenever they have to design bridal collections. According to Shyamal-Bhumika, texture and tradition of our country inspires them to design fabulous outfits. A classy selection is the best and brides should select a shade which is suitable to the function and ceremony. Shyamal also added that people want to tie the knot in a princely manner, and therefore, special zardosi work and cuts have found a special place in brides’ wardrobe.
Archana Kochar
Her passion for yellow and wine purple is quite evident in her bridal collection. She says that cut and drape are life and soul of any attire. For a lehenga, cut plays an important role. According to Archana, just a five-and-half-metre sari is not enough to make any Indian bride beautiful, but one can try some innovative saris of great design. She also lays emphasis on attitude as jewellery and outfits are as ordinary as daylight without attitude. Another important thing is the weight of any attire; wear that you can bear, she laughs. For shade, she says that that don’t think that any shade will not suit you, each and every shade is suitable to a person; only thing is that we have to pick up a perfect shade.
For Rashmi, red and orange give a spark to design an Indian tradition as red is for sindoor and orange is for abil (white powder used in Hindu rituals) which shows our tradition. According to Prriya & Chintan, fashion is never out-dated; whatever you wear is a fashion.
In the end, a fabulous collection of jewellery was sponsored by Manubhai Zaveri. Perfect jewellery with the perfect attire makes brides complete.
The high voltage event was electrified by a fun-loving and beautiful host, who mesmerized every visitor with her charm and beauty. An awesome and fantastic event and must-visit for couples who want to tie nuptial knot this season.
This year Red Events is also going to organize the exhibition at Baroda (September 12 – 14), the mini-metro of Gujarat.
By: FirstPhera