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My Favourite Saree Draping and Styling Moments

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Sarees are stories to me. Here is a glimpse of how I make every pleat count, bringing comfort and confidence to your special day.

For this beautiful Telugu bride, we achieved a flawless look with a pre-pleated Kanjivaram silk saree. The off-white and red combination, paired with traditional temple jewelry, created a radiant and timeless bridal appearance for her big day.

This video shows my process from start to finish. I begin with a perfectly pre-pleated saree, ready for on-site draping. Here, I styled a Maharashtrian bride in a traditional Kerala wedding style, ensuring every fold was perfect for her cross-cultural ceremony.

Hearing such kind words from my clients is the best part of my job. In this video, a happy client shares her experience in Tamil, explaining how I can drape for individuals or groups and how my mini-pleat style made her feel as beautiful as a bride.

This stunning Iyer bride wanted to honor her groom's heritage by wearing a Kannadiga-style drape for one of her ceremonies. I created this elegant look for her, blending traditions beautifully against the backdrop of an intricately carved wooden doorway.

There's nothing like the joy of getting ready with your closest friends. I had the pleasure of draping this bride and her bridesmaids, coordinating their looks to create this beautiful, happy moment at the wedding venue.

Draping for a baby shower is always special. I ensure the saree is comfortable and secure for the mom-to-be, allowing her to glow and enjoy her day without any fuss. This video shows the process of creating a beautiful look for this memorable occasion.

The beauty of a Kanjivaram saree is in its details. This video showcases the perfectly uniform pleats and the graceful fall of the pallu on a vibrant pink silk saree I draped for a client's engagement ceremony.

For this client's engagement, I pre-pleated a gorgeous green Banarasi saree in a Maharashtrian shalu style. This draping method highlights the rich fabric and ensures the bride is comfortable and elegant throughout her event.

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When I drape a saree, I work romba porumaiya, which means with plenty of patience. Whether it is a heavy Kanjivaram silk or a delicate pre-pleated drape, I take my time to tuck and pin everything so you feel secure and comfortable from the first hour of your event to the last.

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