October is when things get busy at our Lajpat Nagar stores. The weather finally cools down, wedding dates start piling up, and brides walk in with the same question: what should I wear with my lehenga?

Choosing bridal jewellery is harder than it looks. You are matching a necklace to an outfit you may have picked months ago, and it has to feel comfortable through a very long day. So here are ten bridal jewellery designs that October brides keep asking for, with a few honest thoughts on who each one suits.

1. Kundan Necklace Sets

Kundan is the one we never run out of. The stones have a soft glow that looks good on camera and in person, and it works with almost every colour. Red, maroon, pink, ivory, it all goes.

If your lehenga already has a lot of zari, pick a medium-weight kundan set. Two heavy things fighting each other rarely looks good.

You can see our sets in the bridal jewellery collection.

2. Polki Necklace with Tikka

Polki has an uncut, slightly raw look that feels more royal than polished stones do. The best part is when the set comes with its own maang tikka, because you skip the hassle of finding one that matches.

Right now our Polki Kundan necklace and tikka sets start at around Rs. 15,500, though prices move with the design, so check the product page. Keep your hair simple with these. A low bun is enough.

3. Rajwadi Sets

Rajwadi is for the bride who wants people to notice her jewellery first. The designs are bold, layered and a little dramatic.

Keep the outfit calmer when you wear one. A deep red, bottle green or royal blue lehenga in a single solid colour works well. Take a look at the Rajwadi collection.

4. Kundan Choker Sets

A choker sits right at the base of the neck, so it needs space. It looks lovely with a deep neckline, an off-shoulder blouse or a net dupatta.

It looks odd with a high, heavily embroidered neckline. If that’s your blouse, go for a longer necklace instead and save the choker for another function.

5. Pastel Meenakari

This one has grown quickly over the last couple of seasons. Mint, light pink and powder blue enamel work gives you colour without the heaviness of a full gold set.

Brides often pick it for the mehendi or sangeet, but it works with an ivory or pastel wedding lehenga too. We have a few gold-plated meenakari pieces in mint and pink in the kaleera collection.

6. Antique and Victorian-Style Sets

Antique finishes have a slightly aged, softer look. There’s fine filigree work and less shine, and the whole thing feels vintage.

These go beautifully with earthy, deep shades like wine, rust and dark green. They also look good in the golden light you get at an evening ceremony.

7. Layered Necklaces

A short choker with a long haar over it gives you depth without having to wear one huge piece. It’s also a good option if you can’t decide between two sets you love.

One thing to watch: keep the metal finish the same across the layers. Mixing tones can look accidental. Go smaller on the earrings so the neckline gets all the attention.

8. Mathapatti and Sheeshphool

Head jewellery is the part brides forget until the last week, and then it ends up changing the whole look. It frames your face. If you’re draping your dupatta over your head, a mathapatti shows up beautifully through the fabric.

A simple rule works here: heavy necklace, lighter head piece, and the other way round. Have a look at our mathapatti and sheeshphool collection.

9. Kundan Passa and Nath

Traditional accessories are having a real comeback. A kundan passa on the side of the head and a nath add a very North Indian bridal feel, and they make a wedding look rooted in tradition.

Try the nath on well before the wedding. Weight matters more than most people expect, and chain length can usually be adjusted for comfort. Browse the passa and nath pages.

10. Minimal, Lightweight Sets

Not everyone wants a heavy set, and that’s completely fine. Delicate chains and small stones feel modern, and they’re easier to wear for hours.

Many brides keep one of these for the reception or the second outfit. Add a statement kada and it still reads as bridal.

A Few Things to Check Before You Buy

• Look at your outfit first: colour, embroidery, neckline.

• Pick one hero piece and let everything else play a supporting role.

• Match the gold tone to your fabric.

• Wear the full set together once before the wedding.

• If nothing feels quite right, ask about customisation. We make customised bridal jewellery for brides who have a specific design in mind.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which bridal jewellery design is best for a heavy lehenga?

Keep the jewellery lighter if the lehenga has heavy embroidery or zari. A medium-weight kundan or Polki set usually works well, because the outfit is already the focus. If your lehenga is simple, you can go bolder with a Rajwadi set or a layered necklace.

2. What is the difference between Kundan and Polki bridal jewellery?

Kundan uses glass or stones set in gold-toned foiling, which gives a bright, polished glow. Polki uses uncut stones, so the look is rawer and more traditional. Both are popular for bridal wear. Kundan tends to feel brighter, while Polki feels more regal.

3. Can I get bridal jewellery customised at Om Sons?

Yes. If you have a specific design in mind, or want a set that matches your outfit closely, our team can help with customised bridal jewellery. It’s best to bring a picture of your lehenga or a reference design when you visit or call. Timelines depend on the design, so ask early.

4. How should I choose bridal jewellery for an October wedding?

Start with your outfit’s colour and neckline, then pick one hero piece, such as the necklace or the head jewellery, and keep the rest simple. Warm gold tones suit the festive October mood. Wear the full set together before the wedding to check weight and comfort, since you’ll have it on for hours.

5. Can I buy bridal jewellery from Om Sons online?

Yes. You can browse and order from our bridal jewellery collection online, and we offer free shipping within India. You can also visit our Lajpat Nagar stores to try pieces on. For help choosing, call +91 93543 80399. Please check our return and refund policy before ordering.

Visit Om Sons

We have been working with brides since 1983 from Lajpat Nagar, Delhi. Along with necklace sets, you’ll find bridal chura, kaleera, earrings and maang tikka to finish the look. If you’re also shopping for chura and kaleera, our posts on October chura designs and October kaleera designs might help.

Browse the full bridal jewellery collection online, call +91 93543 80399, or come to our flagship store at E-11/A, Lajpat Nagar-2, New Delhi.