
Grey Maxi Lehanga
Soft grey net over silver work, cut full — the front and the back are worked the same.
The reception, where the palette softens and the silhouette runs cleaner.
The walima reception is traditionally an evening of refined elegance, where the aesthetic shifts towards softer, more contemporary glamour. This is the perfect occasion for clean, unbroken lines—floor-sweeping gowns, trailing maxi lehangas, and sophisticated capes over soft skirts are highly favored. The color palette moves away from the bold reds of the barat towards delicate pastels, icy blues, champagne golds, soft greys, and muted metallics. The embroidery also evolves; while still intricate, we often incorporate more silver work, crystals, pearls, and tonal thread embroidery for a luminous, sophisticated shimmer rather than a heavy, traditional aesthetic. Walima garments prioritize an elegant drape and a flawless, tailored fit. Due to the delicate nature of the fabrics and the precision required for the beadwork, expect an 8-12 week timeline. It is essential to communicate your venue lighting during consultation, as it significantly impacts how these softer shades and silver embellishments photograph.

Soft grey net over silver work, cut full — the front and the back are worked the same.

A champagne embroidered cape over a soft lehanga.

Pale silver with fine silver thread work and a soft, wide flare.

Peacock blue net over a silk base, worked edge to edge with silver and gold.