Malavika Mohanan aces her fashion game as she vacays in the Maldives; Watch her sensational video

Winters and weddings are a match made in heaven. There is nothing more romantic than getting hitched to the person you love at a winter wedding. So, is the joy of witnessing two souls unite. Well, if your BFF is getting hitched, it’s nonetheless to say that you too are the star of the wedding season. Wondering how to shine without dimming the sparkle of the beautiful bride - your bestie? Well, we have got just the right kind of fashion inspiration to share with you. Take a look at the wedding guest outfit inspiration, you can copy from the most fashionable woman in town - Malavika Mohanan.

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)

Mehendi ceremony is one of the important events in Hindu weddings. Besties and relatives apply the Mehendi on the bride’s hands and feet, which signifies that the marriage lasts forever. For the Mehendi ceremony, you can slip into a floral printed lehenga in a yellow/ golden hue. Keep the outfit stand out and go for minimal makeup and statement earrings.

#StylishSunday: Malavika Mohanan’s ultra-glam saree to Nora Fatehi’s romantic red gown - the best fashion moments from M town

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)

The Haldi ceremony is one of the most exciting events in a Hindi wedding. It’s all about the colours and having fun with the bride. For the Haldi ceremony, the bride-to-be would be donning outfits that have hues of yellow. When you are on the guest list and instead of twinning with your bestie bride-to-be, you can pick a fun vibrant outfit like the one Malavika Mohanan is wearing. Go for a simple embroidered sharara set in a pink hue. Add a pair of exciting chandbali earrings and your favourite juttis.

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)

The wedding celebration heads in a full swing as the Sangeeth begins. The event is about laughing and shaking a leg to your favourite songs. The event would last forever, and so you would want to wear something that would go for all day. Malavika Mohanan’s heavily embellished white lehenga is perfect for the sangeet. The outfit would look elegant for the day, and by night, it will give you the right amount of sparkle!

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)

It is crucial to look elegant and at the same time not outshine the bride on her big day! Instead of going for red outfits, which most of the brides will be choosing for the day, stick to pastel outfits. Malavika Mohanan is donning an organza appliqué and sequins embellished lehenga in a pink and beige hue. The floral work on the outfit looks subtle, and will also gives you the charm you need to stand out as the bride’s BFF.

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)

Well, trust us, all you have to do for the glamorous cocktail party reception is be yourself. Channel your inner fashionista and go experimenting with outfits. Something like the wine sequinned saree, Malavika is wearing is spot on for cocktail parties. The outfit is a perfect blend of glam and gorgeousness!

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)

Winters and weddings are a match made in heaven. There is nothing more romantic than getting hitched to the person you love at a winter wedding. So, is the joy of witnessing two souls unite. Well, if your BFF is getting hitched, it’s nonetheless to say that you too are the star of the wedding season. Wondering how to shine without dimming the sparkle of the beautiful bride - your bestie? Well, we have got just the right kind of fashion inspiration to share with you. Take a look at the wedding guest outfit inspiration, you can copy from the most fashionable woman in town - Malavika Mohanan.

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)

Mehendi ceremony is one of the important events in Hindu weddings. Besties and relatives apply the Mehendi on the bride’s hands and feet, which signifies that the marriage lasts forever. For the Mehendi ceremony, you can slip into a floral printed lehenga in a yellow/ golden hue. Keep the outfit stand out and go for minimal makeup and statement earrings.

#StylishSunday: Malavika Mohanan’s ultra-glam saree to Nora Fatehi’s romantic red gown - the best fashion moments from M town

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)

The Haldi ceremony is one of the most exciting events in a Hindi wedding. It’s all about the colours and having fun with the bride. For the Haldi ceremony, the bride-to-be would be donning outfits that have hues of yellow. When you are on the guest list and instead of twinning with your bestie bride-to-be, you can pick a fun vibrant outfit like the one Malavika Mohanan is wearing. Go for a simple embroidered sharara set in a pink hue. Add a pair of exciting chandbali earrings and your favourite juttis.

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)

The wedding celebration heads in a full swing as the Sangeeth begins. The event is about laughing and shaking a leg to your favourite songs. The event would last forever, and so you would want to wear something that would go for all day. Malavika Mohanan’s heavily embellished white lehenga is perfect for the sangeet. The outfit would look elegant for the day, and by night, it will give you the right amount of sparkle!

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)

It is crucial to look elegant and at the same time not outshine the bride on her big day! Instead of going for red outfits, which most of the brides will be choosing for the day, stick to pastel outfits. Malavika Mohanan is donning an organza appliqué and sequins embellished lehenga in a pink and beige hue. The floral work on the outfit looks subtle, and will also gives you the charm you need to stand out as the bride’s BFF.

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)

Well, trust us, all you have to do for the glamorous cocktail party reception is be yourself. Channel your inner fashionista and go experimenting with outfits. Something like the wine sequinned saree, Malavika is wearing is spot on for cocktail parties. The outfit is a perfect blend of glam and gorgeousness!

(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Malavika Mohanan)