Wedding Collection

One wedding invitation, four people to dress, and a schedule that runs across three days. That is the problem this page is built for.

Shop the whole family in one place

Lehengas, sarees and suits for women. Sherwanis, jodhpuri sets and kurta pajamas for men. Matching ethnic sets for boys and girls. Everything on this page belongs to a wedding schedule rather than a single function, so you can plan across days instead of shopping category by category.

Working out a colour story

Families increasingly coordinate rather than match. Pick one shade family, then vary the intensity across people: a deep wine for the adults, a lighter rose for the children. Filtering this page by colour makes that quick.

Function by function

• Haldi and mehndi: lighter cottons in yellows and greens
• Sangeet: movement first, so shararas, lighter lehengas and jacket sets
• Main ceremony: the heaviest pieces of the trip
• Reception: structured silhouettes and shine over embroidery

Ordering for a fixed date

When the wedding day is booked, timeline beats everything else. Filter to ready to wear styles first, keep customisable pieces for the ones that need a precise fit, and place the whole order together so it arrives in one delivery to your US address.

Budget across people

Most families overspend on the first outfit and then rush the rest. A better approach is deciding the total first, allocating the largest share to the main ceremony pieces, and using lighter ready to wear sets for haldi and mehndi where the clothes are going to get marked anyway. Sorting by price makes that split easy to manage.

Sizes span children through adult plus fits, with measurements in inches on every product page and stitching options marked where they are available.