Custom Wedding Wardrobes for Your Big Day

After thirty years in the film industry, I have learned that a wedding outfit is more than just fabric and thread. It is about creating a character for the most important day of your life. Whether you are walking down the aisle in a white gown with Portuguese lace or stepping onto the mandap in a regal, hand-embroidered sherwani, the goal is to make sure the clothes serve you, not the other way around.

My Approach to Your Wedding Look

I start with a conversation, not a catalog. We talk about the vibe you want for each function. Are we going for traditional, heavy zardozi for the main ceremony, or something lightweight and breathable like mulmul for the mehndi? I sketch, we discuss, and then my team and I get to work. For those wanting a mix of modern and tradition, I love upcycling cherished family sarees into new, contemporary silhouettes like pant-suits or structured jackets.

The Process

Quality takes time. For a fully custom ensemble, we typically go through 3-4 fittings. We start with a muslin fit to ensure the shape is perfect, followed by trials in the actual fabric. This is where we catch the little things—a hemline that needs adjusting, or a shoulder that needs a bit more room for you to dance comfortably at your sangeet.

For the Groom

I believe grooms should look just as sharp as brides. I focus on coordinated looks so you and your partner complement each other perfectly in photos. From blush pink kurtas for the daytime events to deep, midnight black sherwanis for the evening, we make sure every detail is spot on. If you have a specific vision or a movie-inspired look you want to recreate, let's make it happen. My studio in Mumbai is open, and I travel across India to ensure your look is ready before the first guest arrives.