Let’s be honest, most bridal lehengas spend their post-wedding life doing absolutely nothing. They retire like ex-royalty, wrapped in plastic, living rent-free in your cupboard, occasionally taken out for emotional sniffing sessions. But here’s the thing: your bridal lehenga is not just “that outfit you wore for seven hours while smiling through jaw pain.” It’s a timeless, handcrafted, heart-soaked masterpiece that deserves a life beyond its grand debut.   And the best part i

A wedding is not just a celebration of two people, it’s a runway where thirty different personalities swirl across the mandap, each crafted in silk, shimmer, brocade or organza. That’s the magic of the different types of lehenga found across Indian weddings. Every event, be it haldi, mehendi, sangeet, cocktail, reception, pheras, welcomes a new character, a new mood, a new couture story.   Some lehengas walk in like royalty with their proud Zardozi shoulders held high. Some b

From Banarasi weaves and lotus motifs to Rajasthani mirror work and South Indian temple patterns, regional motifs in bridal lehengas reveal the artistry of India’s heritage. Explore their meanings, origins and how to choose motifs that match your personality, venue and colour palette.