Best Chura Set Designs

Indian brides always wears a beautiful chura set in their hands on their wedding day. These chura set are initially of red and white colour but nowadays we could see the brides experimenting with the colours of chura set. Some of the brides are trying to go something unique and different from others, hence in that case we could different colours of chura being worn by the brides on their wedding day.

It may happen that some of them might not know what this chura is and it’s significance. So here I am to inform you all about everything that is related to chura. A chura set is a set of 21 or 51 bangles in red and white colours made of plastic with some inlay work of different patterns on them. The brides are supposed to wear them for a certain period of time after the wedding.

SIGNIFICANCE

The origin of chura is Punjab, it is mostly prevalent in the Punjabi families and also in other parts of North India.There is a separate ceremony to make the bride wear them. The chura set is always brought by the bride’s maternal uncles and put them on bride’s hands. It is a ritual that the bride could not see her chura before she meets the groom in the wedding hall. The chura ceremonial takes place after the bridal bath, the chura is soaked in milk and water so that it gets fit into the bride’s hand. The bangles of chura set are not of same size they are arranged in a such a manner so that it goes into the bride’s hand properly.

Chura signifies the status of newly married bride. Just as mangalsutra and sindoor, chura is most important identity of Punjabi bride’s being newly married. In fact chura has become a symbol of fashion trending among the brides these days. Brides of other religion or from other parts of India are also wearing chura in their weddings. Here are some chura set that are trending.