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Cute Clients of Pellipoolajada

Cute Clients of Pellipoolajada 2015- year almost coming to end, and here we present some beautiful cute pellipoolajada clients who ordered fresh flower jewellery and poolajadalu With Indian weddings and family events getting more elaborate, parents are looking to order a set of floral jewellery to adore the kid for events like sangeet/ haldi. For voni functions, pellikooturu function, and birthdays, it has become common to embrace the old tradition of wearing fresh flower poolajada and glam it up by wearing floral jewelry Dressing up girls is always fun, with latest designer kids lehengas and trendy dresses available in market, teaming these dresses with wide pellipoolajada collection for kids will definitely make kids happy. When these kids wear beautiful jewellery/ poolajadas for family events, they get to know our tradition and appreciation from near and dear will bring interest for wearing poolajada/ poo jadai/ moggina jade again and again, without complaining about m

Puvvala Jada

5- Starting Range Poolajada Designs which you cannot afford to miss this wedding season : To order poolajada, general tendency is to check the starting range, and then check other designs. Here we present the starting range of poolajadas which can be used for engagement or saree ceremony. When you are not the bride, and when you wish to wear poolajada for your cousin/ brother/sister/ friend's wedding, it is better to go for the lowest cost poolajada designs.  1. Netted Poolajada- Cost 2200/-:  Netted poolajada with 2 venis and cost of 2200/- from November wedding season is the special attraction to the brides opting for simple netted poolajada. 2. Chandra-billa Jada with jasmine: PPJ070-2200/- Simple Chandra billa jadas with 3 venis is  the perfect choice for simple brides looking for light weight jadas 3. Chandra-billa Jada with Rosepetals: PPJ090-2400/- Saree matching poolajada with colored rose petals around chandra shape billas. Artificial sa

Poolajada for Gold Jada

4 Goldjada- Poolajada Styles you should try this wedding season What is a SouthIndianwedding without flowers? While you can find Roses and Tulips and Orchids in just about any corner of the wedding hall, why stick to the basics for the floral decor of bride? Yes, the "mogginajade" as they call in Kannada or the "Poolajada" in Telugu or "PooJadai" in Tamil...whatever it is called, it can add so much to the bridal look that make up alone cannot achieve.   With Gold prices falling steeply many brides are opting for gold jada, but a south Indian bride cannot be imagined without fresh flowers in their hair i.e Poolajada / poojadai / mogginajade . Here are some cute designs of brides who ordered gold jada, but simply refused to wear just gold jada for wedding. Four bridal goldjada-poolajada ideas, where brides teamed their exquisite gold jadas with fresh flowers to make the wedding look complete. 1. Goldjada on Top of Poolajada:   Compliment you

Colorful Poolajada

Colors of Life and Poolajada:  Life is full of Colors and we try to match colors in every possible opportunity .  Color mixing is not the sort of thing that everyone knows how to do, but that's a good thing. It’s in fact a skill We always try to match dress with hair clips, bands, bangles, handbags, chappals nd bindi too….. Then why leave poolajada to normal colors? Here are some beautiful picutes of brides and models who wore matching poolajadalu, sometimes contrast, sometimes just matching a color, sometimes all the colors of saree to flowers. Red/white/Gold color poolajada for the highly energetic bride wearing Gold saree Red color poolajada for the highly energetic bride wearing Red saree Royal Purple saree bride with bright purple poolajada Orange color poolajada or the veni for the enthusiastic bride wearing Orange saree Yellor saree energetic bride wearing gold and contrast color poolajada White saree Innocent bride wearing white, g

Telugu bride in basket

Pelli Butta Story... In a wedding the Groom is considered to be Lord Vishnu and the Bride as Lakshmi Devi. After the Gowri pooja(done by the bride), her maternal uncles lift her on their shoulders,in a bamboo basket and take her to the groom ,who is behind the cloth curtain(addutera). It is believed that since the Bride is Lakshmi devi she shouldn't walk on the floor. So only butta Another story: In olden days the floors were muddy,studded with stones. To keep the bride safe,they decided to carry her in a basket( the strongest is bamboo) . TeluguBrahmin Tradition:  Telugu Bride does gowri pooja in pellibutta, carried to mandapam by her maternal uncles in pellibutta, and jeelakarra bellam ritual is also performed by bride in  pellibutta  itself.  Present Day wedding basket:  Present day Designer weddings have modernised wedding basket. When Pellipoolajada  entered the wedding baskets market, we found some interesting trends. We analysed the buttas, and here are the