Heritage Silk
Banarasi Bridal Lehenga
Traditional Banarasi silk lehengas, woven with gold zari motifs that age into heirlooms.
The Wedding Edit
Couture for the most important week of your life.
From feather-light mehendi lehengas to heritage bridal reds, we've curated the definitive trousseau collection.
Winter Bride
Velvet Couture Lehenga
Plush velvet, hand-embroidered in zardozi — for the cooler months and royal sensibilities.
Modern Bride
Pastel Bridal Lehenga
Powder pinks, mint greens, ivories — the new neutrals of the millennial wedding.
Traditional
Red Bridal Lehenga
The most enduring colour of the Indian bride, reinterpreted by today's couturiers.
South Bride
Kanjeevaram Wedding Saree
A South Indian bride's first inheritance — woven in Kanchipuram, draped for the muhurtam.
North Bride
Banarasi Wedding Saree
Ivory, gold and the unmistakable Banarasi motif — a quiet alternative to the lehenga.
Floor-Sweeping
Bridal Anarkali
Floor-sweeping Anarkalis with heavy zari, perfect for the nikkah or engagement.
Sangeet & Mehendi
Wedding Sharara
Twirl-ready sharara sets for the days of celebration before the wedding.
Cocktail Drama
Reception Couture
Sequinned sarees, gowns and pre-draped silhouettes for the reception evening.
Editor's Note
The Modern Trousseau
Today's bride looks for longevity. We recommend investing in one spectacular heritage silk (a Kanjeevaram or Banarasi) and pairing it with lighter, contemporary sets for pre-wedding functions.
Speak to a Vedora Fashion stylist
Personalised drape, fabric and occasion advice — complimentary for our readers.
Book a Consultation