So, you’re ditching the ball gowns and 10-pound lehengas for wedding dresses for casual wedding vibes? Same. Let’s be real—nobody wants to sweat through sequins while pretending to enjoy small talk with Aunt Karen. At Andaaz Fashion, we’re all about outfits that say, “I care, but not that much.” Whether you’re the bride rolling up in sandals, the groom rocking casual wedding dresses for men (yes, that’s a thing), or the guest silently praying the buffet includes tacos, we’ve got you. Why Casual Weddings Are Winning Look, traditional weddings are gorgeous, but have you tried sitting in a sherwani for six hours? It’s like wearing a carpet. Casual weddings? They’re basically a fancy picnic with a legal contract. Think lightweight fabrics, shorter ceremonies, and casual dress attire for wedding codes that let guests skip heels guilt-free. My cousin did hers in a linen jumpsuit last summer—zero regrets, and she nailed the first dance without tripping. For Brides: Ditch the Princess, Keep the Sparkle If you’re browsing wedding dresses for casual wedding looks, start here: Lightweight Lehengas: Swap the 20-pound zardozi for something that feels like pajamas but looks expensive. Pastels with tiny gold dots = instant “I woke up this chic” vibes. (Charcoal Grey Silk Embroidered Flared Style Lehenga) Anarkali Suits: Flowy, forgiving, and hides the samosa-station food baby. Add sleeves for the mystique. Indo-Western Gowns: For brides torn between “I want pockets” and “Mom will kill me if I don’t wear red.” Grooms: Sherwanis Are Overrated (Fight Me) Casual wedding dresses for men don’t … Continue reading Wedding Dresses for Casual Weddings: When “Chill” is the Vibe (and Yes, You Can Wear Cotton)