Bridals

Geeta is sage green and coral red ensemble. The pishwas cascades into a flare alive with Mughal niches, garlands, and peacocks, all wrought in metallic thread embroidery , sequins, and fluttering hand embellishments. The coral-pink dupatta offers a romantic contrast, bordered with broad embroidery, glinting sequins, and kiran trims that dance as you move. Appliqué work and glistening hand details throughout make this piece feel like a living, breathing miniature painting.

Ruhi begum is a watermelon-red ensemble that is a spectacle of jewelry-inspired embroidery laid delicately over lustrous Italian silk. The shirt glimmers with multihead work and tactile adda embellishments, while the gharara is richly panelled with decorative motifs and intricate craftsmanship. The look is completed with two dupattas: a velvet-accented embroidered veil in a deep coordinating hue, and a gauzy organza one with multihead embroidered borders, both together framing the ensemble like a jewel setting.

Red Heritage Peshwas is our front-open pishwas is a celebration of opulent red. Its bodice glitters under dense hand-embellishment, giving way to a skirt patterned with Mughal-style motifs in masterful embroidery. Darker appliqué panels of tissue and velvet create depth and drama. Beneath, the lehenga is a collage of patterned nets, organza, and trims, adorned with kacha tilla and dori work. A red organza dupatta, lavishly embroidered and hand-finished, completes this look that is at once historic and breathtakingly modern.

Step into sophistication with "Lajjo" in rich Tuscan olive green from the Gold Series Hussan Ara Mansion Collection by Mohsin Naveed Ranjha. The long kameez, adorned with opulent multihead embroidery on luxe velvet, features an elongated embroidered neckline in gold, inspired by architectural intricacies and floral motifs, embellished with trims, sequins, and beadwork. Paired with a rich silk Jamawar Sharara featuring heavy adda work and embellished velvet borders, it's a celebration of luxurious craftsmanship. Complete your ensemble with two divine dupattas: one a lazer pathed multi-head embroidery dupatta with heavy adda work and four-sided heavy embellished borders, and the other featuring block printed motifs and light embellishments, made of organza fabric. The accompanying pouch, adorned with sumptuous embroidery and gold embellishments, adds the perfect finishing touch.

Bano begum Is a marigold orange ensemble it is a dazzling ode to celebratory grandeur. The Italian silk choli glows with golden trims, heavy adda work, and a dusting of sequins, while the jamawar lehenga is mapped with roundels enclosing floral emblems, painstakingly embroidered across its breadth. Two dupattas offer layered drama, one richly worked organza with four-sided jamawar borders and gold embellishments, the other feather-light and printed, offering a breezy counterpoint. A bejeweled pouch, dripping with sequins, trims, and beadwork, completes this look

Rose pink lehnga choli is a rhapsody in festive pink, it is a lehenga choli drenched in resplendent zardozi, resham embroidery, and glistening gota work. The sweeping floral vines across the lehenga and the heavily ornamented choli conjure the opulence of a Mughal garden in full bloom. A matching dupatta, equally alive with embroidered scrolls, is edged with gota and playful kiran trims, completing a look that feels celebratory, and irresistibly romantic.

Gold tissue peshwas Is a gilded dream brought to life, this front-open peshwas is rendered in luminous gold tissue and layered over a gleaming lehenga. The pishwas is embroidered with metallic thread across the neckline and scattered with twinkling booties and hand-embellished details across its flowing flare. The lehenga hem is embroidered with a fantastical landscape of palms and birds, lending a narrative richness to the piece. A matching organza dupatta, delicately worked with miniature motifs and four-sided embroidered borders, ties the look together with effortless grace.

The reception bridal in dusty sage is crafted from ethereal net with a luminous lame inner, designed as a front-open panelled kalidaar with fitted sleeves and a scalloped hemline adorned with floral motifs. Exquisite handwork — including nakshi, dabka, cutdana, sitara, sequence, and zari — adds depth and artistry to the piece, while the lame inner glows with gaj patterns on the bodice and trellises that flow into a sweeping trail featuring elegant swan motifs. The ensemble is completed with a net dupatta, finished with a scalloped border and scattered sequins detailing, creating a harmonious balance of intricate detailing and timeless elegance.

The paneled burnt orange lame shirt, designed with long chaaks and fitted sleeves, is adorned with intricate paisley motifs, trellises, and heavy borders, enhanced with carrot red appliqués on the daman and sleeves. Subtle kamdani chan lends a delicate shimmer, while dori detailing at the back adds refinement. Paired with a majestic farshi extending into a long trail, the ensemble showcases peacock motifs and carrot red appliqués, intricately worked with gold and silver kaam — dabka, nakshi, sequence, tikki stones, and zari — creating depth and opulence. Completing the look are two dupattas: the first, a burnt orange organza net dupatta delicately worked with kamdani embroidery and hand-embellished borders; the second, a carrot red lame dupatta featuring scalloped, hand-embellished borders with scattered boti and chan, offering a layered expression of richness and grandeur.

An opulent oxblood lehanga choli crafted from luxurious raw silk, this ensemble radiates timeless elegance. The choli features a delicate scalloped neckline, intricate resham work, and exquisite hand embellishments, with cutwork jaal and fitted sleeves accentuated by a refined belt detail. The back is finished with elegant dori accents, adding a touch of charm. The voluminous lehanga is adorned with vibrant appliqués in fuchsia, rust, and sage, enriched with resham embroidery and golden handwork, while the net dupatta is finished with appliqué details on the pallu, scalloped borders on all sides, and scattered floral botis with sequence detailing for a dreamy effect. Completing the look is an appliquéd and hand-embellished pouch, with craftsmanship featuring dabka, nakshi, cutdana, sitara, tikki stones, and zari — a true celebration of artistry and grandeur.

This stunning ruby red bridal ensemble draws inspiration from timeless Mughal artistry, adorned with intricate zardozi embroidery and classic gota work that exude heritage charm. Paired with a majestic farshi lehnga and a soft pink dupatta, the look strikes the perfect balance between grandeur and femininity — making it an ideal choice for the bride who wants to feel both royal and radiant on her big day.

A regal mehendi bridal in rich purple, this ensemble is a celebration of craft and color. The stiff net kalidar features an open front silhouette with fitted sleeves and a graceful sweetheart neckline, adorned with vibrant magenta, rust, and mustard sheesha silk appliqué flowers scattered across the body. Each panel is meticulously detailed with nakshi, sequins, cutdana, moti, dabka, resham, and tiki stones, creating a delicate play of texture and shimmer. Paired with it is a sheesha silk lehenga, its hemline enriched with magenta appliqué work that adds depth and vibrance to the look. Completing the ensemble is a stiff net dupatta, finished with an intricate cutwork border highlighted with pops of appliqué hues, lending a perfect balance of tradition and modern artistry.