Generally in the Indian culture, the groom buys the gold jewellery (or daaginer, as it is called in our Indian community) for the bride to wear on her wedding day. In the past the grooms family purchases the bridal jewellery and therefor decides on the design. However, as time passed, brides also had the say in the design and style of their jewellery, since it only makes sense. She will be wearing it for the rest of her life and should be happy with the style and since gold is an expensive commodity, you wouldn’t want to buy something which someone wouldn’t want to wear. I personally think it is a waste of money if you are primarily just buying it out of following through with tradition, especially if the bride wouldn’t want to wear it after she’s married and since there is no religious reason behind it. However, it is practiced in my culture, so I guess there is no getting away from it, That’s where we come in! We go through the liberty of making your life so much easier by showcasing the best jewellery designs for bridal wear by the Pakistani bride. I am a bit confused between the Pakistani gold jewellery and the Indian gold jewellery, but I think I can see the difference after viewing the images. Click here for a look at bridal hijab styles with your headpieces for your wedding day.
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