01 / SOFT COLOURS
02 / THE BRIDE
Every look, her own.
A bride's wedding wardrobe is more than one lehenga. From haldi and mehendi to sangeet, wedding and reception, each ceremony is an opportunity for a different look.
Explore lehengas, sarees, ghararas, shararas, anarkalis and reception wear in colours that reflect her style — whether she chooses traditional red, soft ivory, blush pink, jewel-toned emerald or something entirely her own.
The bride needs at least five outfits. Designs, fabrics and individual garment details are confirmed before ordering.
More than one colour. More than one silhouette.
Different functions invite different expressions of bridal style.
02 / JEWEL TONES
Emerald and gold.
- Lehengas
- Sarees
- Ghararas
- Shararas
- Anarkalis
- Reception wear
03 / THE GROOM
His wedding, his style.
The groom's wardrobe deserves the same attention as the bride's. Each celebration calls for an outfit that suits the occasion, whether his preference is traditional, contemporary or somewhere in between.
Explore sherwanis, bandhgalas, achkans, kurtas, Indo-western clothing and reception wear in ivory, emerald, midnight blue, burgundy and other colours chosen for his wedding.
The groom needs at least five outfits. Designs, fabrics, measurements and garment specifications are confirmed before ordering.
From ceremony to celebration.
Traditional silhouettes, darker evening looks and individual styling choices create a wardrobe that changes with each function.
01 / EVENING LOOKS
Midnight blue and gold.
Embroidered bandhgalas and formal styles for sangeet and evening celebrations.
02 / STATEMENT COLOURS
Burgundy and antique gold.
A richer palette for ceremonial or formal looks, subject to each groom's preferences.
- Sherwanis
- Bandhgalas
- Achkans
- Kurtas
- Indo-western
- Reception wear
04 / BOTH MOTHERS
Two families. Two distinctive wardrobes.
Both mothers play a central part in the wedding, with at least five outfits each across the celebrations. Their looks can share a ceremony palette without ever needing to be identical.
From silk sarees and embroidered lehengas to anarkalis, shararas and contemporary occasionwear, each mother can choose garments that reflect her style, comfort and traditions.
Colours and fabrics are considered alongside the bride and groom's wardrobes, so the two families feel connected through each function.
01 / COORDINATED, NEVER IDENTICAL
One palette. Two personalities.
Each ceremony can have a shared colour direction while each mother chooses her own garment, silhouette and detail.
02 / MADE FOR THEM
Fit, comfort and confidence.
Both mothers have their own measurements and sample-first fittings, with the charged sample credited against their final garments.
- Sarees
- Lehengas
- Anarkalis
- Shararas
- Contemporary occasionwear
- Dupattas & stoles
The photograph is illustrative. Individual garments, fabrics and makers are confirmed during the ordering process.
05 / FAMILY & WEDDING PARTY
For everyone in the celebration.
From fathers and grandparents to siblings, children and guests, every person brings their own style to an Indian wedding.
Chaayaa considers a new outfit for each ceremony a person attends, bringing together colours and dress notes for each function while leaving room for individual tastes.
01 / FATHERS & GRANDPARENTS
Considered for comfort.
Sherwanis, bandhgalas, sarees and other occasionwear, with fit and ease of movement in mind.
02 / SIBLINGS & WEDDING PARTY
Within the palette, never uniform.
Looks that connect through colour while allowing brothers, sisters and the wedding party their own styles.
03 / CHILDREN
Made for little guests.
Comfortable outfits for each function, with measurements taken later and allowance for local adjustment.
04 / GUESTS & EXTENDED FAMILY
Part of the celebration.
Guest clothing chosen against each ceremonies dress notes, ordered and paid for individually through the wedding guest link.
06 / EVERY CEREMONY
Every ceremony has its own look.
From tilak and haldi to mehendi, sangeet, the wedding and reception, each function brings its own colours, traditions and dress notes. Chaayaa considers the people attending each one, so that every outfit feels right for its occasion.
01 / TILAK
Tilak
A considered beginning.
A distinct outfit for the groom and family members attending, with fabrics and colours suited to the ceremony.
02 / HALDI
Haldi
Colour and comfort.
Bright yellows, ivory and other agreed colours, with garments selected for movement and the joyful occasion.
03 / MEHENDI
Mehendi
Detail in every look.
Lehengas, shararas, sarees and kurta sets that reflect the ceremony palette while leaving room for personal style.
04 / SANGEET
Sangeet
Made for the evening.
Statement outfits for music and dancing, from embroidered lehengas to bandhgalas and Indo-western clothing.
05 / THE WEDDING
The Wedding
The main ceremony.
Bridalwear, groom wear and family outfits chosen together, with the individual wearer and the ceremony in mind.
06 / RECEPTION
Reception
A different kind of celebration.
Formal evening wear, sarees, gowns, tailored suits and Indo-western looks to complete the wedding wardrobe.
Every person needs a new outfit for each ceremony they attend. Ceremony palettes can connect the family while leaving space for different garments and individual styles.
07 / YOUR STYLE, YOUR CHOICE
Your style. Your choice.
There is no single way to dress an Indian wedding. Some families look for an original designer piece; others prefer an independent maker or a replica-inspired style.
Chaayaa is exploring these different routes so that the bride, groom and both families can consider garments that suit their tastes, ceremonies and budgets.
These are sourcing approaches under consideration. Individual makers, designs, fabrics, prices and availability are subject to confirmation.
08 / YOUR WEDDING STARTS HERE
Let's dress your wedding.
From the bride and groom to both families and every guest, each wedding wardrobe begins with the people, the ceremonies and the colours you have in mind.
Tell Chaayaa about your wedding and the looks you are considering. Together, we can explore clothing for each function, with individual designs, makers, fabrics and garment details confirmed before ordering.
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