Indian Bridal Dresses Collection
Our Indian wedding dresses for brides are sewn to order in our own workshops in Pakistan, in a standard size or a Custom Size made exactly to your measurements. Choose an Indian-style lehenga choli or a floor-length pishwas over a lehenga, richly worked with dabka, zari and sequins in reds and maroons, pinks, saffron, rust or blues; more designs are on our bridal lehengas page. Normal Delivery to US addresses is free, with Rush Delivery or Super Rush Delivery for a closer date.
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Fit, sizing and changes
After you order, our team contacts you for a full set of measurements. Standard sizes run from XS to XL on our size guide; if you are between two sizes, choose the larger one. The workshop sews in inches, and centimeters are shown for reference. Necklines range from sweetheart to V and square, sleeves from short to full, so ask before ordering if you would like longer sleeves or more coverage. Changes that add fabric, embroidery or labor are priced and approved before work starts, and you can request progress photos and close-up videos while your dress is made.
Our sherwanis for grooms and Indian bridesmaid outfits are also made in our own workshops, like our Indian bridal dresses, and there is more in our Indian clothes collection.
Shipping to the US
Count back from the wedding date. Delivery times are calendar days counted from the day after your order, and they cover sewing and shipping: Normal Delivery up to 3 months (free), Rush Delivery up to 30 calendar days ($59) and Super Rush Delivery up to 14 calendar days ($199). We normally prepay import charges; if a courier ever asks you for customs, duty or tax, send us the receipt and we refund the verified amount. A bridal order canceled within 24 hours is refunded in full; after that and before it ships, 35% of the amount paid is deducted. Details are on our delivery information page.
Indian wedding dress questions
What is an Indian wedding dress called?
There is no single name for an Indian wedding dress; bridal attire varies by region and tradition. A lehenga choli and a saree are two common forms. A lehenga choli combines a fitted cropped blouse (the choli), a full floor-length skirt (the lehenga) and a long dupatta draped over the head or shoulder. Some brides choose a pishwas, a floor-length frock over a lehenga; for a draped look, see our bridal saree designs.
What color do Indian brides wear?
Red is the traditional color for many Indian brides, and reds, maroons and burgundy run through this range; our red and maroon bridal lehengas add more. Brides who want another shade can pick rani pink, baby pink, saffron, coral, rust, navy, royal blue or teal, with embroidery in gold, rose gold, antique gold, silver or multicolor.