How to choose juttis for different wedding functions?

Juttis are a fantastic footwear choice for weddings, as they can add a traditional touch, elevate your outfit, and keep you comfortable throughout the celebrations. Here are some tips on how to style juttis for various wedding occasions:

1. Bridal Wear

• Outfit Idea: As a bride, you can pair your juttis with a heavy, ornate lehenga choli, a traditional saree, or an intricately designed anarkali.
• Styling Tip: For a bridal look, choose juttis that are rich in texture and design. Look for styles with heavy embroidery, zari work, pearls, sequins.     

2. Mehendi Ceremony

• Outfit Idea: For a mehendi ceremony, you might wear a lehenga, sharara, or an ethnic dress (kurti with a flared skirt or palazzo pants).
• Styling Tip: Since the mehendi ceremony is often colorful and fun, you can opt for juttis that are more playful, bright, and festive. Look for juttis in cheerful colors like bright yellow, fuchsia, turquoise, or even multicolore ones with mirror work or embroidery.

3. Sangeet or Cocktail Party

• Outfit Idea: For a sangeet or cocktail party, you may wear a heavily embellished lehenga choli, a fusion saree, or a contemporary ethnic gown.
• Styling Tip: For evening events like the sangeet or cocktail, choose juttis that are glam yet comfortable. Metallic shades like gold, silver, or rose gold with a touch of embellishment, like pearls or sequins, will work beautifully. Velvet juttis with intricate embroidery or mirror work can also add to the  festive mood.          

4. Wedding Reception

• Outfit Idea: At a wedding reception, you might opt for a lehenga, saree, or a fusion outfit like an embellished gown or anarkali.
• Styling Tip: If you're going for a more glamorous look for the reception, go for juttis with opulent embellishments like pearls, crystals, or embroidery in shades like gold, silver, or champagne. These juttis will keep your look traditional yet chic, while offering comfort through hours of dancing and mingling.

5. Haldi Ceremony

• Outfit Idea: For the Haldi ceremony, traditional outfits like a cotton or silk kurta with palazzo pants or a simple lehenga are ideal.
• Styling Tip: Since Haldi is a bright, vibrant, and relaxed celebration, go for juttis in fun, lively colors like yellow, orange, or green, often with intricate but light embroidery. Floral patterns, mirror work, or minimal gold accents are perfect for this occasion.

6. Pooja (Religious Ceremony)

• Outfit Idea: For religious ceremonies, you can wear a simple but elegant saree, lehenga, or traditional kurta set.
• Styling Tip: Opt for juttis in soft tones like ivory, beige, or pastel shades. Juttis with delicate embroidery, pearl work, or light zari embellishments can create a graceful and serene look.