Plan with the house
The Wedding Wardrobe Planner
Your date, your ceremonies, one honest timeline. See when each decision wants to happen, from first consultation to the day your look comes home.
In Short
When should a bride start her wedding wardrobe?
Work backward from the wedding date. Custom bridal takes three to four months from the date of deposit, fittings included, depending on the outfit and design. Ready bridal, finished pieces fitted to you, suits shorter timelines. Custom jewellery takes five to eight weeks and the groom's made-to-order sherwani 2 to 4 months from the date of deposit. The planner below lays your dates out.
The Moments
Every Ceremony, Dressed
From Nikkah to Reception, bridal looks and accessories for each ceremony of your South Asian wedding.
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Nikkah
Softly ceremonial, ivory, gold, and quiet embroidery for the contract day.
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Mehndi
Colour at full volume, yellows, greens, and kaam made to move and dance.
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Baraat
The grand entrance, deep reds and the heaviest gold work in the house.
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Walima
Composed and regal, refined silhouettes for the reception that follows.
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Reception
Modern and statement-making, gowns and clean lines with couture kaam.
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Engagement
The first yes, lighter formals that still feel like an occasion.
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Tell us your date and your ceremonies. We will lay out when each decision wants to happen, honestly, so nothing is rushed and nothing is late.
Questions
Planner FAQs
How far ahead should I start my bridal?
Custom bridal takes three to four months from the date of deposit, fittings included, depending on the outfit and design. With four months or more before your first event there is comfortable time. At three to four months custom depends on the outfit and design. Under three months, ready bridal, finished pieces fitted to you, is the truthful recommendation, or talk to us, and the planner will say so.
Are these dates promises?
They are honest planning estimates, not commitments. Your consultation confirms real timelines for your specific pieces, kaam density and fittings.
What about the groom and the family?
Choose who we are dressing and the plan adds the groom's sherwani lead time, or a ready-to-wear note for the family closer to your dates.
Next step
Bring your plan to a private consultation
We will look at your dates together, show you looks in your world, and confirm what each timeline really allows.