A bride in a traditional red Indian bridal outfit with a matching veil and heavy gold jewelry walks beside a groom wearing a white kurta, red sherwani, and red turban on an outdoor paved road.

Bavan

As her Sikh wedding ceremony (Anand Karaj) required her to be dressed modestly, and be able to move easily, we designed this beautiful gown for Bavan.

The key element of this design was the initials of Bavan's parents embroidered into her dupatta. This was her subtle way of keeping them both with her on her special day.

For the main gown we opted for a lightweight fabric which flowed beautifully, and had a mix of threadwork and hand beading throughout to keep it light, so when Bavan sat down and stood up during her ceremony, it would move with her and drape perfectly.

Instead of the usual thick, stiff can-can, we created a base layer of softer tulle net to give structure but also allow movement and a more natural silhouette.

Bavan absolutely loved her bridal outfit - and we even created outfits for her mother and close family too.

  • A bride in a vibrant red embroidered gown with a matching dupatta stands behind a groom in a cream sherwani, red turban and white trousers inside a Gurdwara with a blue patterned carpet.
  • A bride in a vibrant red embroidered gown with a matching dupatta and a groom in a white sherwani and red turban standing together in a Gurdwara for their Sikh ceremony
  • A close-up of a person wearing a red traditional embroidered garment with a matching dupatta and ornate gold-toned bangles, holding a corner of her dupatta with initials embroidered into it. The background is a blurred outdoor paved surface.

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