Kaleerey

Kaleerey are the hanging ornaments tied to the bride's chooda on her wedding morning. After the wedding she shakes them over her unmarried friends. The saying goes that whoever a piece falls on marries next. Pick a size that suits your chooda, and add charms to make the set your own.

When are kaleerey worn?

Family and friends tie them to the bride's chooda on the wedding morning, after the chooda ceremony. She wears them through the wedding.

How many kaleerey does a bride wear?

Usually one on each wrist, tied to the chooda. Some brides add smaller ones from sisters and friends.

Can I add a photo to my kaleerey?

Yes. Most of our kaleerey take a photo charm or a metal charm. Many brides add a photo of a grandparent.