This Bride Twinned With Her Mom On Her Wedding Functions & It Looked Amazing!

Now this is something we don't see a lot of brides do! While a lot of brides and their moms and bridesmaids might stick to the name colour scheme or the shade, here is a bride who did things totally differently- Real Bride Yasha twinned with her mom on her wedding functions.. not just one, but all of them, and the photos look so full of love and admiration! And what better day than Mother's Day to show off this special bond! EventGraphia captured the photos beautifully!

Haldi

They literally twinned on the Haldi! They wore pretty Indo-western outfits by Astha Narang, which had a scalloped edge and waist belt with a jacket. The earrings were different, but with the sunglasses, they really did look like sisters!

Engagement & Sangeet

For the Sangeet, both the mother and daughter wore belted lehenga by Astha Narang- and the colours were nearly the same but still a little different. Yasha wore a mint green lehenga while her mom wore a light green one, with similar work on both. They both had polki jewellery with their lehengas. 

Wedding

For the wedding, both Yasha and her mom kept it quite pretty in pastel- while Yasha wore a light pink Payal Keyal lehenga, her mom wore a peach pink lehenga by Astha Narang which looked elegant. Both of them paired their outfits with statement chokers with deep red beads which made their look stand out.

Mehendi

They looked stunningly similar on the mehendi as well, in matching red lehengas which were different, but still looked like twinning when they stood together!

Roka

On the Roka, both the mother and daughter picked gowns. Yasha wore a blush pink gown by Elisha Wadhwani and her mother wore a light pink gown with similar work in a slightly darker hue.

From The Bride: 

"My mom & I serve as each other’s personal shoppers thanks to our identical taste in clothes, jewellery, colors etc ! The ‘coordination trend’ started on a mother-daughter trip to Italy when, given our wardrobe similarities, we decided to wear similar outfits and the result was priceless drawing raving compliments from strangers in Venice and amazing pictures."