Embroidery Types for Bridal’s Dress

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Are you looking for a unique bridal dress? You can choose an online boutique shop so you can find a dress of your own choice. Dress designers are trying to meet the current trends and standards for an absolute wedding dress. During these fashion and art related exercises, various types of embroidery patterns and styles have been emerged. Nowadays, you can see the variation in the embroidery styles using the different types of fine material.

Here are some popular types of fancy embroidery that is done by workers on wedding outfits. One among the most popular embroidery type is zardozi work which is in fact an antique Persian art work on fabrics. Zardozi work (leaf scroll) is done on the fabrics like silk or velvet with the help of silver and gold thread. This work can be combined with dabka or mokaish work. While mokaish is silver or golden dots work that is strewn all over wedding dress and is commonly used with some other kind of fancy work (kora and dabka) for giving heavy look to a bridal dress.

Aabla type embroidery is actually a mirror work that is having its roots in the Rajasthan area. But Badla work is a flat metallic wire work in silver or metallic embroidery. Moreover, Butas and Butis are motifs that can be composed in floral forms and which are fitted into paisley shapes that are derived from the Mughal era. On the other hand, sitara or sequin-work is embroidered into the fabric. But Appliqué work is a cutout decoration that is fastened to a larger piece of material.

All these above mentioned sorts of embroidery works can be done on a single bridal’s dress using different patterns and schemes. Best material, craftsmanship and attractive designs are making these embellishments enduring. So you can order to your designer after selecting a design, embroidery type and fabric for your special wedding day dress. 

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Wedding Dresses for all Days

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Marriage is a most stable living structure of the South Asian culture for adults. It is not only a sacred link between male and female but it is also a union of two families. This marriage process is consisting of mehndi, baraat and walima. Wedding is mainly focusing on the two characters that are bride and groom. So for their unique look every possible arrangement and preparations are done from both sides. Baraat and walima dresses are prepared accordingly either on order to a designer or you can purchase it ready made from a shopping mall.

Nowadays, ready made bridal’s mehndi dresses in yellow and green colors are available with gotti and mokiash work. These beautiful perfect marriage wear are made in a way so reflect the eastern culture, current fashion as well as day of wedding (mehndi, barat or walima). You can buy a heavy red lehenga set which has a choli with back deep v-neckline and puffed short length sleeves for the barat day.

Furthermore, antique work is highly appreciated by the various bridals and they want to wear such dresses for a rich look. Cut work motifs on the sleeves and hem of shirt with sequin spray all over the red color shirt is wonderful while a groom can select a traditional sherwani with white shalwar for the first day of marriage.  

On the other hand, a wide range of walima dresses that is consisting on simple but elegant, outlandish and flashy dresses. You should buy one that meets to your requirements and budget. Similarly, male walima dresses are including traditional shalwar kameez suit with or without waist coat for a decent look or a pant-coat suit either three piece or two piece. Male shalwar kameez dresses are embroidered with fancy threads for a perfect look. Other material used for these dresses embellishment is dabka, kora and resham.