The Bridesmaid Edit – Sarees
Ashtami
Tritiya
How we'd wear it
Six sisters, one family of pinks
This is the saree side of our bridesmaid edit, for a group that's agreed on drapes and now needs a shade each. Everything sits in one family of pinks, lilacs and fuchsias, so whatever each of you picks will look lovely together in photos.
For soft colour, start with the lilac organza cloud or a lavender chiffon with lace, a gentle choice for a daytime ceremony. A bolder squad might lean towards the fuchsia satin with pendants. For the maid of honour, the fuchsia satin with hand-embroidered cut dana leaves stands out quietly, exactly as it should.
When six people are getting ready in one hotel room, pre-drapes are a lifesaver. The fuchsia satin with gold handmade pendants comes ready to wear, and because pre-drapes are one size, fitting a 28" to 42" waist, group orders are simple. We can convert any other saree for ₹1,299. For dress sets and kurta sets, head back to the full bridesmaid edit.
Good to know
Should we all wear the same saree?
Not necessarily. Different sarees in one colour family look coordinated and suit different body types and budgets.
Do these come with a blouse?
Many include blouse fabric, and a few are sold with a blouse. Each product page lists what's included.
Which fabric is easiest for a long wedding day?
Georgette and chiffon are light and forgiving. Satin and organza hold their shape beautifully in photos.