Wedding Clothing
16 products
Red Saree with Sequin and Kardana Work
Maroon Saree Machine Thread Work
Classic Red Banarasi Style Woven Saree with Heavy Gold Zari Work – Bridal Wear
Red Bandhani Style Saree with Heavy Gold Zari Border – Bridal Wedding Wear
Classic Red Banarasi Designer Saree with Heavy Zari Pallu
Red Banarasi Style Silk Saree with Heavy Gold Zari Work – Wedding Wear
Traditional Red Bandhej Saree with Golden Print Work
Brown Checkered Designer Saree with Zari Motifs
Bottle Green Banarasi Style Woven Saree with Heavy Gold Zari Work
Royal Purple Banarasi Style Woven Saree with Multicolour Motifs & Zari Border
Contemporary Indo-Western Saree Style Outfit
Teal Blue & Parrot Green Banarasi Style Woven Saree with Gold Zari Border
Mustard Yellow Hand Embroidered Designer Saree
Mauve Ruffle Designer Saree with Lace Embroidered Blouse
Blush Lavender Designer Net Saree with Heavy Embroidery & Statement Blouse
Wine Embellished Designer Saree with Full Sleeve Blouse
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FAQs
What should I wear to an Indian wedding as a guest?
Dress for the function rather than the wedding as a whole. Something light and washable for haldi, sleeves that push up for mehndi, a fabric that moves for sangeet, and structure with a deeper palette for an evening reception. As a guest, avoid bridal red and full ceremonial gold, and dress a notch below the immediate family. Whatever you choose, you should be able to stand in it through a long photograph queue without adjusting it.
Which fabric is best for a summer wedding?
Cotton, chiffon and georgette. Cotton breathes and does not cling in humidity, which suits daytime and outdoor functions. Chiffon and georgette are light, drape close and move with you. Keep velvet and heavy zari weaves for winter weddings and evening functions, where their weight is comfortable and the lighting makes the most of them.
How should I store a zari saree or lehenga after the wedding?
Get it dry cleaned before it goes away, since sweat and food marks set with time. Store it folded in cotton or muslin, never in a plastic cover, which traps moisture and turns silver zari yellow. Refold along different lines once a year so the creases do not become permanent, keep perfume and deodorant off the metal work, and never iron zari from the front, only from the reverse through a cotton cloth.
