Haldi: Gulrang Anarakli Set
The Gulrang Anarakli Set is a mustard-yellow tissue Chanderi Anarkali featuring dori embroidery, paired with a tissue embroidered dupatta and matching pants. Its bright colour makes it a suitable option for Haldi outfits, especially for a daytime celebration. Pair it with light jewellery and comfortable footwear for a festive look.
Mehendi: Paakiza Gharara Set
The Paakiza Gharara Set is a lovely option for Mehendi outfits, featuring a soft green shade, an embroidered kurta and flared gharara bottoms. The embellished neckline, detailed cuffs and scalloped hem add interest, while the matching dupatta completes the look. Style it with statement earrings and comfortable juttis for the celebration.
Sangeet: Inayat Farsi Salwaar Set
For Sangeet outfits, consider the Inayat Farsi Salwaar Set. It features an ivory halter-neck A-line short kurta with Dabka and pearl hand embroidery, wide-legged Farsi salwaar bottoms and an organza striped dupatta. The wide-legged silhouette allows room to move on the dance floor. Since the outfit is ivory, check with the bride before choosing it.
Wedding Ceremony: Zahra Chikankari Lehenga Set
The Zahra Chikankari Lehenga Set features a mouse-grey Chikankari lehenga with Mukaish work, sequin and Cutdana embellishments in paisley and floral patterns. It comes with a matching embroidered blouse and an organza dupatta with gota stripes and sequin detailing. This lehenga is worth considering for wedding outfits, particularly for a daytime ceremony.
Reception and Cocktail: Noorein Saree Set
For reception outfits, the Noorein Saree Set offers a dressed-up look in blush pink. The saree features gota, pearl and Dabka embroidery, making it a suitable option for a reception or cocktail event. Pair it with statement earrings and a sleek hairstyle to complement the detailed embroidery.
Styling Tips for Jewellery, Footwear, Bags and Dupattas
- Jewellery: If the outfit is heavily embroidered, wear one statement piece, such as earrings, and keep the rest simple.
- Footwear: Juttis, flats or low block heels are easier for long days.
- Bags: A small potli or clutch holds your phone, lip colour and a few essentials.
- Dupattas: Pin it at the shoulder so it stays put while you dance, and try your drape at home first.
Conclusion
Choosing the right bridesmaid outfit comes down to the wedding function, your personal style, and a comfortable fit. From sarees and Anarkalis to gharara and Farsi salwaar sets, Kritika Dawar offers styles to explore for different wedding celebrations. Browse the collections, check sizing and delivery details, and contact the styling team about customisation options to find an outfit that suits your look and the occasion.
