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Dear Brides, Here's Why These Designers Deserve to be a Part Of Your Palace Wedding
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The world of bridal fashion today is wonderfully diverse. From ensembles that echo your wedding destination to silhouettes that align with your personal aesthetic, the bridal universe truly has something for everyone—right down to a designer that effortlessly matches your attitude. So, if you're looking for designers who could be perfect for a royal, opulent palace wedding-where arches soar, frescoes glow, and lanterns flicker- this is your cheat sheet to elevate your wardrobe because your wardrobe must rise to the grandeur. Think opulence, heirloom-level craftsmanship, and silhouettes that echo the drama of palatial India.
Bridal Designers To Fit In Your Royal Palace Wedding
Falguni Shane Peacock
The rich artistry, grandeur, and penchant for drama that make up a typical Falguni Shane Peacock outfit are all you need to channel your inner royalty at a wedding at a heritage Indian palace.
Sabyasachi
The striking colours, unmistakable regal aesthetic, and attention to detail of a Sabyasachi outfit make it seem like it was crafted to be worn while wandering in the huge corridors of an opulent palace in Udaipur. A Sabyasachi outfit will single-handedly take the grandeur up by several notches.
Tarun Tahiliani
The rich, opulent aesthetic of Tarun Tahiliani makes for outfits that are perfect for a traditional Indian wedding against the backdrop of a palatial setting like a palace in Udaipur. Their fine fabrics, rich embroidery, and impeccable craftsmanship have all the makings of a look perfect for a larger-than-life traditional Indian wedding at a huge palace.
Rimple & Harpreet
Maximalism finds its most majestic expression here. Fine fabrics, old-world textiles, and intricate artisanal embroideries evoke the splendour of a Mughal durbar, enveloping the bride in layers of history, drama, and regal decadence.
JJ Valaya
JJ Valaya’s universe of royal nomadic grandeur unfolds in rich silks, brocades, and exquisitely detailed embroidery. Each lehenga, sharara, and gharara is a timeless heirloom in motion—designed for brides who want their presence to echo through the arches of a palatial courtyard.
Raw Mango
Raw Mango’s opulent Banarasi brocades reinterpret tradition with modern finesse. Rooted in handloom heritage yet unmistakably contemporary, these pieces mirror the quiet power and timeless sophistication of a palace wedding—rich, sculptural, and steeped in cultural grandeur.
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