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Charcoal grey tulle lehenga with antique grey cutdana, rhinestones, mirror & bead work.

A statement-sleeved blouse paired with our dazzling green-on-green chiffon saari, enhanced with dazzling crystals and intricate handworked detailing.

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.

This heritage embroidered piece is elegant and timeless. Crafted from pure raw silk it features extensive hand work in resham, zardozi and crystals. The dupatta in maisori features extensive intricate zardozi.

Electric blue net lehenga choli and dupatta embroidered in a geometric pattern with tonal beads, sequins and crystals.

A striking rose gold net saree with floral bunch embellishments all over it in silver nakshi, cutdana and sequins The saree is embellished with a border. It has a plain rose gold/pink satin blouse. A net veil can be added separately to the look that has small bootis made with cutdana and sequins.

A luscious red and gold combination paired with pops of green and hot pink in the bordered ezaar, and a pink zari net dupatta for a classic, royal look.

A striking magenta shirt featuring antique gold handwork, paired with an appliquéd ezaar with colour accents. A pretty dupatta with minimal lines and motifs completes this elaborate look.

With gold handwork and pearl detailing, this grey and blue number is like the calm before a storm.

Anchali- meticulous art piece is amalgamation of traditional regality and modernity; this ensemble presents an old-world romance. The set features delicately crafted floral vines on a yellow canvas, further enriched with mukesh work on body. Shirt is layered over a sharara, enriched with mukesh and gotta work all over. Contrasting embroidered borders finishes the look of the sharara. The classy gradient tone dupatta, adorned with sequins and gotta flowers and hand embellished bootis on pallus, finished with embroidered lace, gives it a rich feel.
You can also pair it up with intensely embellished chikankari mukesh dupatta, in a gradient tone.

A vibrant green base decked up with roses, paired with an organza dupatta for the perfect spring floral look 

A vivid tone of teal with pops of pink and orange worked with mirrors and beaded details for summer-time wedding soirées!