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Behind the Scenes of My Bridal Styling Process

bySonakshi BatraOnline styling available; Travels across Delhi NCR and IndiaStarts from8,000 per person / per eventView full gallery

Ever wonder how a wedding look comes together from a rough idea to the final fitting? Here is a peek into my process, from sketching designs and dyeing fabric swatches to those crucial final trials.

This is a peek into my creative process. I often sketch out detailed ideas for outfits and accessories to help brides visualize their look, ensuring we are perfectly aligned on every detail.

The fitting is a crucial step to ensure the perfect look. Here, I am helping a client during her trial for a stunning yellow mirror-work lehenga, making sure every detail is just right for her mehendi.

This reel explains my role as a bridal and groom stylist. I assist with everything from outfit and jewellery planning to makeup artist recommendations and sourcing accessories for Haldi and Mehendi.

Fabric selection is key to creating a custom look. When a bride was unsure about the right shade of peach, I had several swatches dyed to help her choose the perfect color for her skin tone.

This is the beautiful sequin fabric we chose for the brother of the bride's custom cocktail kurta. Sourcing unique and high-quality materials is a key part of my service.

Shopping for the perfect outfit can be overwhelming, so I do it for you. Here are a few options I shortlisted for a client's Lohri celebration, showcasing different styles and embroideries.

How does bridal styling work? This video explains my role as your personal shopper and stylist, helping you with everything from shortlisting outfits to selecting jewelry, all within your budget.

A throwback to one of my first styling projects in 2020. I built this yellow lehenga from scratch, which shows my ability to create completely custom looks based on a client's vision.

About The Styling Journey: Behind The Scenes

Most people see the final wedding look, but the real work happens in the details. When a bride isn't sure about a color, I don't just guess—I get fabric swatches custom-dyed so you can see exactly how a shade sits against your skin tone before we commit to the outfit. This kind of trial ensures you never have to deal with outfit regret on your big day.