Brooch

Name : Brooch

Color : Gold

Net Quantity (N) : 1

Betewale" wedding brooch, commonly used in Indian weddings. It is a gold-colored brooch, 6 cm in length, designed to be worn by the groom's side (Betewale) at a wedding. It features the word "Betewale" written in a stylized font, a flute design at the top, and a chain with white beads hanging from it.

Uses of the Betewale wedding brooch :  

Identification :  

It is used to identify members of the groom's family or side at a wedding.

Decoration :  

It serves as an accessory to enhance the attire of the wearer, often worn on clothing or turbans.

Symbolism :  

It represents the wearer's association with the groom's family and their participation in the wedding celebrations.

Versatility :  

It can be used as a lapel pin, boutonniere pin, or even as part of a bridal bouquet.

Country of Origin : India