Although traditionally worn only by Punjabi brides, Kaleeras have become a popular accessory for brides of all cultures. The significance of Kaleeras is to wish the bride good luck and to remind her of her family, whom she may leave behind after her marriage. The shape of the Kaleera, which typically resembles a coconut, symbolises abundance in her new home, while the metal symbolises wealth and prosperity. It is believed that catching a piece of the bride's Kaleera brings good luck and signifies that the person who caught it will be the next one to get married.
The go-to designer for Bollywood brides looking to customise Kaleeras with thoughtful additions is Mrinalini Chandra. Keep reading to know more about 4 Kaleera designs inspired by Bollywood celebrity weddings.
1. Parineeti Chopra’s Extravagant Kaleeras
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Chamkila actress Parineeti donned multiple different outfits for her lavish weddings. But the Kaleeras she wore for her Haldi ceremony stood out the most. She customised her Kaleeras with the initials of the couple, the symbol of Ek Onkar, a coffee mug, a red London bus, and a telephone booth, all of which hold special significance in the couple's love story.
2. Kiara Advani’s Minimal Beige Kaleeras
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Kiara Advani’s minimal Kaleeras matched perfectly with the beige aesthetic of her wedding. Hidden in the details of these gorgeous trinkets were the couple’s initials, moon, butterflies, and a special dedication to Siddhart Malhotra’s pet dog.
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3. Rakul Preet’s Simple Single Chain Kaleeras
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If you want to include your loved ones in the wedding ceremony with Kaleeras, you should draw inspiration from Rakul Preet's simple single-chain Kaleeras. The actress engraved special messages from her loved ones onto her minimalist Kaleeras.
4. Alana Pandey’s Fairy Tale Kaleeras
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This version of Alana Pandey’s fairy tale bespoke Kaleeras takes on a more fantastical twist to the Punjabi tradition. The addition of elements like sparkly stars, tiny hummingbirds for good luck, and cherubs made her feel like a princess on her big day.
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