The Bridesmaid Edit
Ashtami
Ashtami
Pratipada
Pratipada
For the bride's squad
Same palette, your own silhouette
Most squads want to look like a group without dressing like twins. That's exactly how we built this edit. Pinks lead, from blush and onion pink to hot pink and fuchsia, with lilac, lime and yellow for contrast, and every look sits happily next to the others.
Our advice: agree on a colour, then let each girl choose her silhouette. One might love the Rosy Cloud organza satin with long iridescent lace. Another wants the pink bell pant set with sequin blouse and jacket, and someone else the pink stripe satin dress set with an organza sparkle dupatta. In photos, it reads as planned.
Small pieces tie it all together. A glam pink bell-sleeve blouse or a pink sequin belt lets each person add her own twist. A belt also keeps a saree in place through a long day. The groomsmen can match in a fuchsia Korean fabric kurta with gold buttons. If your group has settled on drapes, our bridesmaid sarees make choosing easier.
Good to know
What if we all have different budgets?
That's why the edit spans dresses, kurta sets and sarees, from about ₹1,350 for a dress to around ₹4,800 for a sequinned saree. Everyone stays in the palette without overspending.
What can a bridesmaid wear if she doesn't like sarees?
A dress set with dupatta, the bell pant set with jacket, or a kurta set. A pre-draped saree is another easy route.
How do we coordinate without matching exactly?
Pick one colour family, like pink through fuchsia, and let everyone choose her own shape. Matching belts or blouses pull it together.