At a wedding, you can see how diverse this world really is. You will come across a lot of people who are so different than you. Keeping in mind this diversity, the various kinds of bridesmaids that you encounter will blow your mind off. Read this list below and let us know how many of them have you met.
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Oh, those chui mui types who start blushing at the mention of just about everything. They are the goody-goody girls who will be seen giggling in big bunches.
These will try to catch the attention of every aunty who could be a possible matchmaker. With all the proper sanskars on display, they exude an energy that shouts, "I want to be the next one".
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The total opposites of the previous ones. They avoid the aunties on every possible occasion. They are not interested in marriage and would not let any aunty set them up.
These are the ones who are here at the wedding, not to be a part of it, but to analyse it with a hawk's eye, for they are the dreamers who are taking inspiration from your wedding to make sure that theirs includes absolutely everything.
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There will some girls at the wedding complaining about how much they hated spending bundles of money on buying their ensembles. First, nobody asked you to do that. Second, you are just trying to brag about your expensive dresses by trying to be modest. Stop it immediately!
Well, these are the ones who have decided that it is frivoulous to spend loads of money on someone else's marriage. They will turn up in simple dresses and will redefine ''sense is in simplicity' at its best.
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There will always be some girls who just cannot relax and let it go. They are so competitive that they want to look better than the bride herself. Please ladies, it is the bride's day. Go get your own.
The time of vidaai usually brings tears to everyone's eyes. But, some special ones cry at every moment thinking about the final moment. Some people are simply too emotional!
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Joota chupai is a fun event with all the craziness. It is one of the last pranks that is being played at the wedding. A few of the bridesmaids are so much into it that they start planning about it even before the wedding date is set!
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Honestly, not everyone is relative-friendly and there are actually some relatives who can be really annoying. But, portraying your hatred for those people in every action of yours is not nice. Girls of these categories just would not understand that weddings mean coming together of everyone.
Those girls who make efforts to break all the stereotypes would not let it go even for the weddings. They would dress up in the most unusual manner and we love them for their thoughts.
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These are the ones that a bride should be surrounded with. The sincere and caring types who make it a point to make the life of a bride easy. Because of them, the brides get to breathe.
Those obsessed with getting clicked are the residents of this zone. They will grab the camera wala bhaiya and ask them for their own photoshoot. When all means fail, they will ask their relatives to do so. Click, Click, Click!
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Some are sugar while others are spice, but all the dulhan ki behene are really nice. They make the wedding colourful. Without them, the celebrations will be missing their essence. They are the ones who are excited about the wedding and infect everyone with their energy. So, cheers to dulhe ki saaliyon!
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