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Home Actress Meetha Raghunath HD Photos and Wallpapers May 2024 Meetha Raghunath Instagram - Sarees of my Wedding. Part 1. The engagement. Though I believe not more than ten percent of my personality allows for wearing sarees, my mom’s and sister’s undying love for them (read borderline obsession) makes up for it. But hey, no one can complain about sarees now, can they? They truly do make you feel wonderful. I never had a wedding “shopping shopping” thing where you’d go out and buy everything you need, all at once. When I fell in love with Monish and we decided to get married, I just began collecting sarees. So this series is about the sarees I collected for my wedding over the span of about a year. 1. The black silk saree - It is my mom’s saree. It’s 25 years old and she bought it with her first ever salary as a teacher. (It was 4500 rupees and she got it in instalments that she paid over a year) She laughs about it today because it was blasphemous to buy a black silk saree back then let alone spend so much on it. I wore it the day before the engagement because we lucked out and had the whole place to ourselves, so we decided to play dress up. I love this saree because it has my mom written all over it. 2. The peach silk saree with a bronze zari - I wanted a modern looking pastel saree for wearing before the engagement rituals took place and this was that. I got it in Kalaniketan in Coimbatore. 3. The yellow silk saree with maroon border - When Monish and I saw this saree we knew it was perfect to get engaged in. Traditional sarees for the win, always! We got this at our favourite boutique called Anya in Coimbatore. It’s one of my favourite sarees. It was raining cats and dogs the day before and on day of the engagement and I was terribly sick though it doesn’t look like it in the photographs. But I woke up, dressed myself and chose to have fun through it all. The sky cleared up at the right times and we had fun! This series is not an ad for anyone. I just wanted to share the sarees I wore for my wedding because they’re very special to me. And if I saw a saree I liked online, I would always want to know where someone got them from, so this is just that! Okay bye! …(read to be continued :p) @weddingsbyvasanth

Meetha Raghunath Instagram – Sarees of my Wedding. Part 1. The engagement. Though I believe not more than ten percent of my personality allows for wearing sarees, my mom’s and sister’s undying love for them (read borderline obsession) makes up for it. But hey, no one can complain about sarees now, can they? They truly do make you feel wonderful. I never had a wedding “shopping shopping” thing where you’d go out and buy everything you need, all at once. When I fell in love with Monish and we decided to get married, I just began collecting sarees. So this series is about the sarees I collected for my wedding over the span of about a year. 1. The black silk saree – It is my mom’s saree. It’s 25 years old and she bought it with her first ever salary as a teacher. (It was 4500 rupees and she got it in instalments that she paid over a year) She laughs about it today because it was blasphemous to buy a black silk saree back then let alone spend so much on it. I wore it the day before the engagement because we lucked out and had the whole place to ourselves, so we decided to play dress up. I love this saree because it has my mom written all over it. 2. The peach silk saree with a bronze zari – I wanted a modern looking pastel saree for wearing before the engagement rituals took place and this was that. I got it in Kalaniketan in Coimbatore. 3. The yellow silk saree with maroon border – When Monish and I saw this saree we knew it was perfect to get engaged in. Traditional sarees for the win, always! We got this at our favourite boutique called Anya in Coimbatore. It’s one of my favourite sarees. It was raining cats and dogs the day before and on day of the engagement and I was terribly sick though it doesn’t look like it in the photographs. But I woke up, dressed myself and chose to have fun through it all. The sky cleared up at the right times and we had fun! This series is not an ad for anyone. I just wanted to share the sarees I wore for my wedding because they’re very special to me. And if I saw a saree I liked online, I would always want to know where someone got them from, so this is just that! Okay bye! …(read to be continued :p) @weddingsbyvasanth

Meetha Raghunath Instagram - Sarees of my Wedding. Part 1. The engagement. Though I believe not more than ten percent of my personality allows for wearing sarees, my mom’s and sister’s undying love for them (read borderline obsession) makes up for it. But hey, no one can complain about sarees now, can they? They truly do make you feel wonderful. I never had a wedding “shopping shopping” thing where you’d go out and buy everything you need, all at once. When I fell in love with Monish and we decided to get married, I just began collecting sarees. So this series is about the sarees I collected for my wedding over the span of about a year. 1. The black silk saree - It is my mom’s saree. It’s 25 years old and she bought it with her first ever salary as a teacher. (It was 4500 rupees and she got it in instalments that she paid over a year) She laughs about it today because it was blasphemous to buy a black silk saree back then let alone spend so much on it. I wore it the day before the engagement because we lucked out and had the whole place to ourselves, so we decided to play dress up. I love this saree because it has my mom written all over it. 2. The peach silk saree with a bronze zari - I wanted a modern looking pastel saree for wearing before the engagement rituals took place and this was that. I got it in Kalaniketan in Coimbatore. 3. The yellow silk saree with maroon border - When Monish and I saw this saree we knew it was perfect to get engaged in. Traditional sarees for the win, always! We got this at our favourite boutique called Anya in Coimbatore. It’s one of my favourite sarees. It was raining cats and dogs the day before and on day of the engagement and I was terribly sick though it doesn’t look like it in the photographs. But I woke up, dressed myself and chose to have fun through it all. The sky cleared up at the right times and we had fun! This series is not an ad for anyone. I just wanted to share the sarees I wore for my wedding because they’re very special to me. And if I saw a saree I liked online, I would always want to know where someone got them from, so this is just that! Okay bye! …(read to be continued :p) @weddingsbyvasanth

Meetha Raghunath Instagram – Sarees of my Wedding.

Part 1.

The engagement.

Though I believe not more than ten percent of my personality allows for wearing sarees, my mom’s and sister’s undying love for them (read borderline obsession) makes up for it. But hey, no one can complain about sarees now, can they? They truly do make you feel wonderful. I never had a wedding “shopping shopping” thing where you’d go out and buy everything you need, all at once. When I fell in love with Monish and we decided to get married, I just began collecting sarees. So this series is about the sarees I collected for my wedding over the span of about a year.

1. The black silk saree – It is my mom’s saree. It’s 25 years old and she bought it with her first ever salary as a teacher. (It was 4500 rupees and she got it in instalments that she paid over a year) She laughs about it today because it was blasphemous to buy a black silk saree back then let alone spend so much on it. I wore it the day before the engagement because we lucked out and had the whole place to ourselves, so we decided to play dress up. I love this saree because it has my mom written all over it.

2. The peach silk saree with a bronze zari – I wanted a modern looking pastel saree for wearing before the engagement rituals took place and this was that. I got it in Kalaniketan in Coimbatore.

3. The yellow silk saree with maroon border – When Monish and I saw this saree we knew it was perfect to get engaged in. Traditional sarees for the win, always! We got this at our favourite boutique called Anya in Coimbatore. It’s one of my favourite sarees.

It was raining cats and dogs the day before and on day of the engagement and I was terribly sick though it doesn’t look like it in the photographs. But I woke up, dressed myself and chose to have fun through it all. The sky cleared up at the right times and we had fun!

This series is not an ad for anyone. I just wanted to share the sarees I wore for my wedding because they’re very special to me. And if I saw a saree I liked online, I would always want to know where someone got them from, so this is just that!

Okay bye!
…(read to be continued :p)

@weddingsbyvasanth | Posted on 06/May/2024 21:24:48

Meetha Raghunath Instagram – Sarees of my Wedding. Part 2 – The Wedding! 1. The blue and red silk saree with golden zari – As a family we love single colour solid bodied sarees with traditional borders. My mom got this for herself first but I flicked it from her for the pre wedding ceremony and I’m glad I did. This is also from Anya. 2. The cream tissue silk saree with a green pallu – I only wanted to wear sarees for any occasion associated with the wedding. I found this gorgeous saree that’s tissue silk and has a beautiful green pallu. Wearing a sleeveless green blouse, I sorigified (read tucked in) the pallu and danced away at the cocktail party. I got this from Anya (again). 3. The cream silk saree with orangish red thread worked border – This is one of the first sarees I ever got. We went to Mahaveers Coimbatore just to see sarees with no intention of buying any immediately but as soon as I saw this I knew this was it. Red and white are traditional Badaga colours and I couldn’t have asked for anything better. 4. The pink silk saree with a green border – My mom and sister had selected this from Nalli in T Nagar when I was promoting Good Night. I went in after work and loved it when I saw it because it has such a distinct tone of pink to it with impeccable zari work. We wanted the engagement and the wedding to be a super chill intimate party. So I draped my own sarees, did my own hair and make up and got ready before the rest of the family.( Also I had my mom and sister for any help I needed, so 🌝) I also wore kannadi valayals (glass bangles) because I love them! I love it when I know where someone got a piece of clothing I like from. So this me sharing where I got my wedding sarees from. This is not an ad, nobody is paying me for it. I love the sarees I got for my wedding and I’m really grateful for them. I hope you get to wear all that you love and enjoy too🌻 Thank you for your time! @weddingsbyvasanth
Meetha Raghunath Instagram – Sarees of my Wedding. Part 1. The engagement. Though I believe not more than ten percent of my personality allows for wearing sarees, my mom’s and sister’s undying love for them (read borderline obsession) makes up for it. But hey, no one can complain about sarees now, can they? They truly do make you feel wonderful. I never had a wedding “shopping shopping” thing where you’d go out and buy everything you need, all at once. When I fell in love with Monish and we decided to get married, I just began collecting sarees. So this series is about the sarees I collected for my wedding over the span of about a year. 1. The black silk saree – It is my mom’s saree. It’s 25 years old and she bought it with her first ever salary as a teacher. (It was 4500 rupees and she got it in instalments that she paid over a year) She laughs about it today because it was blasphemous to buy a black silk saree back then let alone spend so much on it. I wore it the day before the engagement because we lucked out and had the whole place to ourselves, so we decided to play dress up. I love this saree because it has my mom written all over it. 2. The peach silk saree with a bronze zari – I wanted a modern looking pastel saree for wearing before the engagement rituals took place and this was that. I got it in Kalaniketan in Coimbatore. 3. The yellow silk saree with maroon border – When Monish and I saw this saree we knew it was perfect to get engaged in. Traditional sarees for the win, always! We got this at our favourite boutique called Anya in Coimbatore. It’s one of my favourite sarees. It was raining cats and dogs the day before and on day of the engagement and I was terribly sick though it doesn’t look like it in the photographs. But I woke up, dressed myself and chose to have fun through it all. The sky cleared up at the right times and we had fun! This series is not an ad for anyone. I just wanted to share the sarees I wore for my wedding because they’re very special to me. And if I saw a saree I liked online, I would always want to know where someone got them from, so this is just that! Okay bye! …(read to be continued :p) @weddingsbyvasanth

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