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After almost 2 years of life quarantine, with nowhere to go, no outings, no get together, just being inside the four walls of our rooms, people were finally allowed to go out and about. It felt a nice change of pace to get some fresh air. Some people being apart for so long couldn’t wait to be together forever. And this December brought with it auspicious time to get married which resulted in a lot of weddings for us to attend. So when one of my best friends announced that he is also getting married, and soon, I didn’t have much time to decide on what to wear because to be honest more than half of it was spent on being shocked and planning his bachelors. It’s always so confusing about dressing for occasions and weddings and more so when it is one of your best friends who is getting married and you have to attend all the functions. Ugh, the dance practice for his sangeet was fun, but only because we spent most of the time laughing at him because he couldn’t dance. Which also took most o...

Image: Prasad Naik Ishu Datwani, founder, Anmol, shares the dos and don’ts of making your wedding jewels go the extra mile: Dos “Do stick to a quintessential traditional bridal look for the wedding. Choose classic designs in diamonds or polki with a single coloured gemstone like an emerald or a ruby. This works especially well for destination weddings.” Most Recent Most Popular View All “Do opt for lightweight and fun pieces for functions beyond the reception and wedding ceremony. I would suggest that brides pick one statement bridal accessory such as a hair ornament, an oversized nose ring, an armband, a waistband or a haath phool. This becomes the focus of her look.” “Do think of versatility by picking designs with modular, detachable and changeable units that can be worn several ways. We have fusion pieces with polkis, faceted diamonds and coloured stones that work for traditional and contemp...