Bridals

On the wedding day, our bride wants something which can relate to her devotion of heart and her spirit of soul something that brings more light out of her. This is a beautifully embellished mint blue organza dress having decorated motifs of buds and vines in the materials of traditional embroidery such as resham, zardozi, and stones. The crushed fabric with pleated organza circles under the dress gives off more volume and length to the figure. This bride is not urging additional attention she knows who she is and she shines brightly like a diamond.

Old school antique zardozi and kaamdani on deep scarlet canvas paired with aubergine and olive farshi dhaka.

An extensively hand worked lamé peplum and lehnga paired with a gold mesh dupatta. The lehnga has a beautiful scenic imagery comprised of peacocks and Cyprus paisley. The handwork is based on heritage zardozi embroidery.

Floor length kalidar on shimmering lamé canvas in a gorgeous shade of taupe featuring all silver zardozi details enhanced with old school mughal neckline featuring pop of subtle silk rosettes.

A bridal with breath taking details in shades of gold, blush pink with fuchsia accents. The maysuri shirt and lehnga are extensively hand worked in resham, zardozi, crystals, pearls and French knot. Paired with blush pink dupatta which has a beautiful scallop and hand work all over in zardozi, resham crystals and pearls.

A bridal with breath taking details in shades of gold, blush pink with fuchsia accents. The maysuri shirt and lehnga are extensively hand worked in resham, zardozi, crystals, pearls and French knot. Paired with blush pink dupatta which has a beautiful scallop and hand work all over in zardozi, resham crystals and pearls.

Short peplum and full ghair panelled lehnga in antique white and shades of gold wholly covered in intricate handwork embroidery, styled with meysori organza fully worked bridal shawl with pearl danglies on the scallop edges.

An ombre French net lehnga in the shades of pink extensively hand-worked with zardozi Resham crystals and pearls. It comes with fuchsia choli with intricate hand embroidery with zardozi, Resham crystals and pearls. The organza dupatta is heavily embroidered in sequin, zardozi Resham crystals and pearls.

Fabric: Chiffon Pattern: Resham-Embroidery, Zari-Work, Stone-Work, Sequins-Work, Beads, Ari and Zardosi-Work, Hand-Embroidery Type: Bridal.

The orange net dupatta features extensive kamdani, zardozi, mirror and Resham handwork. The net lehenga featuring bird motifs is extensively hand-worked with gotta, zardozi, Resham, crystals and pearls. The green choli is intricately embroidered with Resham, zardozi, crystals and mirror work.

The dress contains tones of Red, moving from sanguine red dupatta, scarlet red kameez to the wine red gharara impeccably into the blushing bride dress. The borders of pure khaddi net dupatta are decorated with kamdani, zardozi, Resham and crystals. And the kameez has the handwork of gold but with the other hand techniques; zardozi, Resham and crystals. This is an A-line silhouette with a wide boat neckline. The gharara is the jamawar fabric extended enough to embrace the floor and glide beside our bride when she walks.

The bride with an enthusiastic personality wants herself to recall having fun even whilst her dealing with her own overwhelming emotions. She wants to feed the tongues of people to speak about her confidence. She is a flame and the spring at once. No wonder, why our bride wants to dress up in this most enchanted costume. The yellow and blue, the hit of the colour palettes, with the red goes beyond the gossips, this can just be another highlight for our daily newspaper.