Bridal and Wedding Sarees, from Classic Drapes to Flared Skirts

Choosing a wedding saree

Match the saree to the function first. Among the occasions shown for individual designs are baraat, engagement, walima and reception, so compare the occasion, color and embroidery of the design you are considering. For the walima, compare the sarees with our walima dresses.

Coverage is the next decision. Blouses run from sleeveless with a V neck to half sleeves with a boat neck and full sleeves with a high neck and closed back, and sleeves or a higher neckline can often be added on request, depending on the design.

Fabric is another comparison point. Depending on the design, bridal sarees may use tissue silk, masuri, Banarsi or organza.

Then compare embroidery coverage. Depending on the design, work can include zari, salma sitara, dabka, nakshi, kora, cutdana or pearls, with sequins, beads, small stones, mirror work or tassels. Some lehenga-saree designs use a flared, paneled skirt under the drape; details such as a cancan or trail depend on the design.

The same saree styles work for a bridesmaid or the bride’s mother. See our bridesmaid outfits, the full saree collection and our wedding guest dresses for more options.

Sizing, fit and design changes

Choose a standard size from XS to XL with the help of our size guide, or pick Custom Size and we stitch the saree exactly to the measurements you send. Our team gets in touch after you order to collect your full measurements. Between two sizes, go with the larger one. The workshop works in inches, the same unit you measure in at home. To confirm what comes with a design (the blouse, the saree, any dupatta), text us on WhatsApp before you order.

Bridal sarees can be fully customized, from the color to the sleeves and neckline, depending on the design. If a change adds fabric, embroidery or labor, we price it and wait for your approval before work starts.

If you searched for Indian wedding sarees, know that ours are made in our own workshops in Pakistan, where we have made bridal wear since 2013, and nothing is sourced from India or from other designers.

Delivery across the United States

• Normal Delivery: up to 3 months, free
• Rush Delivery: up to 30 calendar days, $59
• Super Rush Delivery: up to 14 calendar days, $199

Every period counts from the day after your order and includes both stitching and shipping. The delivery information page has the full details.

Wedding saree FAQs

Will I have to pay customs or import duty?

Usually not. We normally prepay import charges to the courier on your behalf, so couriers usually ask you for nothing. If a courier or customs office ever does ask you to pay customs, duty or tax, send us the receipt and we refund the verified amount.

Can I see my saree before it ships?

Yes. During production you can ask for progress photos and close-up videos of your saree, so you can check the color and the embroidery before it leaves the workshop.

What happens if I need to cancel?

Cancel within 24 hours of ordering and you get a full refund. For later cancellations before dispatch, 35% of the amount paid is deducted. Approved refunds go back to the payment method you used within up to 15 business days. Once a saree is delivered, it cannot be returned or exchanged.