Shop Islamic Bridal Gowns for Muslim Brides, Covered Your Way

A Muslim wedding gown worn with a hijab has to work with it, so ours come with full sleeves, high, round or boat necks and closed or rounded backs, while work such as dabka, pearls and sequins carries the shine. If a design isn’t covered enough, ask before production for a higher neck, fuller sleeves or a longer hem where the design allows; changes that add fabric or work are priced first. Each is sewn in our own workshops after you order. For covered lehengas and ghararas, see our Islamic wedding dresses.

Islamic Bridal Gowns

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Neckline, sleeve and back: what to check

A high or round neck gives a hijab a clean line to sit against; a boat neck suits a hijab that drapes over the shoulders. Check that the back is closed or softly rounded, and that sheer net sleeves are lined if you want them opaque; if not, ask us before you order. Every bridal design can be ordered as Full Custom Design, and anything that adds fabric, embroidery or labor is priced and approved before work starts.

If you searched for an Arabic wedding gown

Look for a full skirt, long sleeves and a trail, the shape many Arabic-style bridal gowns share. The difference with ours is the surface: instead of lace alone, our gowns carry South Asian embroidery such as dabka, zari, salma sitara and pearls, in ivory, white, silver, ice blue or soft pink.

Islamic bridal gown questions

Can I wear one gown twice?

Yes. You can wear one covered gown for the ceremony and the walima and change the hijab style and jewelry in between. If you want a second look, keep the coverage the same and move from ivory or ice blue to peach, pink or gray.

How late can I order from the US?

Normal Delivery is free and takes up to 3 months. Rush Delivery ($59) takes up to 30 calendar days and Super Rush Delivery ($199) up to 14, counted from the day after you order and including production and shipping.