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Bridal lehengas, ghararas and shararas from Pakistan's leading designers, stitched to your measurements.
Pakistani bridal dresses for every wedding event
A Pakistani wedding is several days of celebration, and each event has its own look. For the Barat, brides usually choose a heavily embellished lehenga or gharara in red, maroon or deep pink. Walima outfits lean softer: pastels, ivory and champagne with fine handwork. Nikah dresses are often white, cream or gold, while Mehndi brings out bright yellows, greens and playful shararas.
Browse every Pakistani lehenga we carry, including lighter designs. Every piece in this collection comes from an established Pakistani bridal or formal house. Most outfits can be ordered stitched to your own measurements, so the fit is right from the first fitting. Share your measurements on the product page or message us on WhatsApp and we will guide you through it.
Planning your timeline
Bridal pieces are made to order. Allow 7 to 10 days for stitched outfits within Pakistan and 3 to 4 weeks for worldwide delivery, so order well before the first event.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a lehenga, a gharara and a sharara?
A lehenga is a long flared skirt worn with a short shirt or choli. A gharara is fitted to the knee and then flares out in pleats. A sharara is wide-legged trousers that flare from the waist. All three are worn with a dupatta.
Can my bridal dress be stitched to my measurements?
Yes. Most bridal outfits can be ordered stitched to your own measurements. Add them on the product page, or send them to us on WhatsApp and we will check them with you.
How long does a bridal outfit take to arrive?
Stitched outfits take 7 to 10 days within Pakistan and 3 to 4 weeks for worldwide delivery. Unstitched fabric arrives faster: 3 to 5 days in Pakistan and about 2 weeks worldwide.
Which colours suit each wedding event?
Red, maroon and deep pink are classic for the Barat; pastels, ivory and champagne for the Walima; white, cream or gold for the Nikah; and bright yellow, green or orange for the Mehndi.