Wedding Dress Materials and Fabrics
    There are so many factors to be considered while determining the best fabric for a wedding dress, like Style, cut, design, texture and drape etc. The same style dress may look and feel different depends on  type of fabric. Some fabrics cling to the body, while others stand away. Some are cherished for their crispness, others for being light-as-air. Silk  is  undoubtedly the most cherished wedding dress material, noted for its resiliency, elasticity, and strength.
Silk threads are woven to create various fabrics, including satin, a densely-woven silk notable for its super-lustrous gloss; duchesse satin, a blend of silk and rayon that is lighter and more affordable than pure silk satin;  a lightweight silk satin with a more subdued luster; and shantung, a low-sheen textured silk characterized by a rough,   quality. Then there are the gauzier, textured silks like chiffon, tulle, and organza -- all used in multiple layers for gown skirts as they are transparent, but light in weight.
 
                  There are so many wedding dresses for the brides in different regions and religions. Some of them are:

   Bridal Sarees for Indian women
 
                       An utmost care must be taken while selecting the bridal sari. For a bride, her bridal dress has topmost priority. Any married lady's most memorable and most treasured  dress in her wardrobe is her bridal sari! In-fact  the Indian bridal sari holds a lot of emphasis in the Indian tradition, as there is no greater event in  the life of an Indian women than a wedding.

                 There are different costumes for bride in different religions but saree stands as the traditional dress. In india bright colours are the highlights of bridal wear. In Hindu weddings, a bride would normally wear either a red bridal sari or a colored lehenga choli with the sole exception of white. Red sari is regarded as the symbol for  several emotional, sexual and fertility-related feelings.

Fabric  
            Silk sarees are the preferred choice of most Indian brides. Smooth and sensuous, the silk sari is the wedding sari that is found in rich colors that are a feast for the eyes. Indian bridal sarees are also made on fabric like satin, crepe, chiffon etc. Either the sari could be embroidered on the border and pallav or a particular type of a design used to enhance the sari in whole.

Designs, Patterns and Colors:
               
                       Some of the Fabrics  of bridal sarees are: