Here’s Why You Need To Add A Choker To Your Wedding Jewellery

It’s no secret that layering is the key to creating a viral wedding look. Whether its opting for double dupattas on your lehenga or accessorising with necklaces of various lengths, layering brings in the oomph factor. And when it comes to jewellery, the starting point is choosing a choker.

This jewellery essential effortlessly elongates your neck and can be worn with various kinds of outfits, from a sari to a lehenga. If you’re someone who doesn’t prefer to wear neck chains or necklaces in your daily wear jewellery, opting for long maalas or heavy bridal haars can be uncomfortable. Start slow with a minimal choker for your pre-wedding events to complete your look.

 

 

 

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This classic traditional piece of jewellery is not only an essential layer to your necklaces but also a great long-term investment. Afterall, who doesn’t love a piece that we can easily re-wear and style with multiple outfits. Be it a plunging neckline or a high neck, you can style a choker with different necklines and choose to wear it by itself or layer it depending on how heavily you wish to accessorise. The best part is chokers come in various styles. From gemstone pieces to pearl chokers, there are plenty of options you can choose from. Stick to common elements like gold and kundan to be able to pair it with different outfits. They also are perfect for daytime ceremonies. For an evening look, consider a diamond or pearl one.

Give it a try at Maala London, a contemporary jewellery brand that houses a curated range of chokers. With a one-on-one appointment at their London address, you can try modern variations of this classic piece and choose a favourite for your bridal trousseau. If you don’t know where to start, here’s our favourite picks of the season. Shop away!


Gold plated kundan choker with semi-precious stones: £300




Kundan choker: £450




Victorian diamonds with semi-precious stones: £400




Victoria diamonds with kundan and semi-precious stones: £400




Kundan choker with semi-precious stones: £350




The Bharaat Set: £250



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