23/08/2026
1. Kurti
Deep maroon/red colour kurti.
Length approximately 25 inches.
Front neckline has a heavy antique-gold embroidered border extending downward in a long central motif.
Overall kurti has small, evenly spaced gold buti motifs.
Bottom of kurti has a wide, heavy floral embroidered border.
Sleeves are approximately 18 inches long, with embroidery concentrated around the cuffs.
Overall look is traditional, elegant and heavily embroidered.
2. Lehenga
Same deep maroon/red base colour.
Lehenga has a structured, wide-panel construction.
Panel sequence is: wide/bold embroidered panel → buti panel → wide/bold embroidered panel → buti panel, repeated around the lehenga.
The wide panels feature dense floral/vine embroidery in antique gold.
Buti panels have spaced small-to-medium gold motifs.
Bottom has a heavy continuous floral embroidered lehenga border.
The lehenga is flared and gives a rich bridal silhouette.
3. Dupatta
Sheer deep maroon/red dupatta.
Four-side heavy antique-gold floral border.
Large statement motifs at the four corners.
When draped over the head, a large embroidered motif is visible on the head portion.
Small scattered gold butis are placed throughout the dupatta.
Border and motifs match the kurti and lehenga embroidery.
4. Potli/Purse
Small matching maroon potli.
Decorated with antique-gold embroidery matching the outfit.
Compact, traditional bridal style.
Overall: Deep maroon/red + antique-gold embroidery, giving the outfit a royal Mughal/heritage bridal couture appearance. The embroidery is floral, intricate and traditional, with the lehenga's alternating wide embroidered panels and buti panels being the main design feature.