Base Colour: Soft ivory or off-white with warm undertones.
Embroidery Colour: Antique gold, with slight hints of silver or champagne sequins for a delicate shimmer.
This classic palette is perfect for pre-wedding events or even as a nikah or walima outfit for brides who love understated elegance.
Top (Kameez): Likely georgette or chiffon with lining — flows softly yet holds shape.
Sharara (Bottom): Possibly raw silk or satin — has a rich fall and structured flair.
Dupatta: Organza or net, sheer and bordered with embroidery.
Type of Work:
Zari and zardozi embroidery dominate the borders and sleeves.
Sequin, stone, and dabka work scattered throughout.
Intricate floral and paisley motifs at the hem and dupatta.
Style: Traditional Sharara suit or long kameez with sharara, paired with a dupatta.
Design: Modest yet royal with full sleeves, fitted bodice, and a voluminous sharara bottom.
Drape: The dupatta is worn over the head, enhancing the regal and traditional bridal vibe
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