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.

Every Indian bride carries the weight of tradition, culture and heritage. In every anklet’s chime, in every thread of her lehenga and in every weave of her dupatta, there lives a piece of her family’s history. Mothers and grandmothers often pull out wedding albums, reminiscing about the zari borders of their sarees, the Banarasi silks they once wore, and the heavy zardozi embroidery that adorned their trousseau. They wore heirlooms that were vessels of memory, culture and art

The Myth and Majesty of Orange in Indian Fashion In the world of fashion, orange has always been a paradox. It is bold yet grounded and festive yet earthy. It’s a colour that demands attention but could create more chaos than charisma. From the sacred saffron robes to the zesty tangerine sarees, orange is extremely auspicious in the Indian culture and the perfect colour for brides to wear. When style thoughtfully, it complements the fabric and the person wearing it. So let us

This journey of redefining bridal wear takes on new significance with our launch of second WNW couture in the heart of Delhi.

Beat the heat with chiffon, embrace the chill with velvet – choose your lehenga fabric wisely for a season-perfect bridal ensemble.

Turn heads as the ultimate bridesmaid! Explore the chic world of couture from India's finest design for unforgettable wedding moments.