Lehenga designs: bridal, lightweight, pastel

Lehengas for a bride or a guest. The set has a red bridal lehenga with heavy zardozi and a net dupatta, a lightweight printed lehenga for a mehndi, and a pastel lehenga with sequins and a cape. Each is on a tall dress form with no wearer: in a bridal showroom, on a garden lawn, and close up on the skirt. Type a change, such as in emerald; the result is a request, not a promise.

• Choosing a bridal lehenga
• Picking a lighter lehenga for a mehndi
• Showing a boutique the embroidery you want
• A reference for a lehenga choli stitch

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the three lehengas?

The bridal one is red with heavy zardozi work and a net dupatta. The lightweight one is a printed lehenga for a mehndi, and the pastel one has sequins and a cape.

Is the close detail view useful for embroidery?

It fills the frame with a section of the skirt, so the thread work and borders are easy to see.

Can I ask for a different colour?

Yes. Type it, such as in emerald. The picture is generated from your words and is not guaranteed.

Do the pictures show a bride?

No. Each lehenga is shown on a dress form with no wearer.

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