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Keep your mehendi function super light with Juhi Badiani. Batik printed skirt with a ruffled hemline and dupatta -- this goes with a printed and hand embroidered cropped top, perfect for your mehendi function. The neckline cut, print and colour are chic enough to make you stand out! The flared cancan skirt and ruffled organza dupatta will make you look like a princess while still keeping it light and easy for you to dance away the whole evening.

Sangeet is all about music, dance, and enjoyment with your friends and family just before the wedding. So it’s advisable to keep your sangeet outfit light yet glamorous. Debarun is the perfect option. The outfit in the picture is a crushed chiffon ombre skirt, paired with hand embroidered top and a burgundy sequinned dupatta.

You should try out some variations in embroidery when it comes to your wedding wardrobe. Try out the bandhani work by ace designer Siddhartha Daga for the haldi function with your family. The yellow Kesarbai Lehenga is perfect for the occasion. The lehenga itself looks super gorgeous because of the mirror work done all over the body and the netted dupatta is definitely the cherry on the cake.

There is nothing better than WNW for your wedding. It’s your D-day and you have to look the best. Red is the colour of love and is supposed to be auspicious too. Be it red or maroon, WNW has a variety of options for your D-day to choose from. The zardozi heavy embroidered work done on the lehengas are definitely an ideal option.

Exude style in this Label Olipriya shimmer lehenga in muted and vivid gold tones, with detailed floral embroidery. The gold asymmetric shimmery choli is embellished with detailed floral embroidery, and is paired with a net and silk skirt. Even though the piece looks heavy, you won't find it difficult moving around in this one on your reception day.