Chokers are not typically worn by Indian brides. They are more common in Western bridal fashion.

The maang tikka is a traditional Indian bridal ornament worn on the forehead. It is believed to symbolize the bride's purity and innocence.

Jhumkas are traditional Indian earrings that are often worn by brides. They are typically made of gold or silver and feature a bell-shaped design.

The rani haar is a traditional Indian bridal necklace that is often made of gold or silver and features a multi-stranded design.

Mehendi is not a traditional Indian bridal hand ornament. It is a form of temporary body art that is applied to the hands and feet of the bride and groom before the wedding ceremony.

Toe rings are traditionally worn by Indian brides to symbolize their marital status.

Gajra is a traditional Indian bridal hair accessory made of fresh flowers. It is typically worn in a bun or braid.

Nath is a traditional Indian bridal nose ornament that is typically made of gold or silver and features a studded design.

Mangalsutra is not a traditional Indian bridal waist ornament. It is a sacred thread that is tied around the bride's neck by the groom during the wedding ceremony.

The bindi is a traditional Indian bridal ornament worn on the forehead. It is believed to symbolize the bride's marital status.

Juttis are traditional Indian bridal footwear that are typically made of leather or silk and feature an embroidered design.

Ghunghat is a traditional Indian bridal veil that is typically made of sheer fabric and covers the bride's head and face.

Kajal is not a traditional Indian bridal accessory. It is a type of eye makeup that is used to darken the eyelashes and eyelids.

Chauri is a traditional Indian bridal hand fan that is typically made of yak hair or peacock feathers.

Chatri is a traditional Indian bridal umbrella that is typically made of silk or cotton and features an embroidered design.