Wedding Lehenga

Three-piece costume outfits, including lehenga cholis, are universal treasures ethnically. An emblem of India's rich traditions, these costumes are among the most preferred forms of ethnic wear, making them a must-have for anyone who loves ethnic wear.

Traditional yet trendy, a lehenga choli can be a stunning choice for a wedding, festival, or special occasion. Mohayam is the number-one online store for ethnic wear, and its beautiful selection guarantees that every woman finds the perfect one.

• Bridal or Wedding Lehengas:

  No Indian wedding seems complete without a bridal lehenga. Intricately designed, heavily fabric-laden, ceremonial color-hued lehengas make a designer complete the wedding repertoire from an engagement function to the last wedding day reception ceremony. Mohayam has many varying designs of bridal lehengas and their complementing accessories, such as jewelry and shoes.

• Traditional Lehengas:

  Traditional lehengas reflect time-honored craftsmanship, using patterns inspired by regional values. Bright red, green, and yellow, with detailed embellishments, add to their beauty and make them ideal for celebrations like Diwali and Eid.

• Indo-Western Lehengas:

  The latest hybrid models—like jacket-style, saree-style, and layered designs—have transformed classic styles into modern silhouettes. Mohayam offers a wide selection of Indo-Western lehengas for enthusiastic modern fashion lovers.

• Abaya-Style Lehengas:

  These lehengas offer cultural pride and a very fine appearance. They are best for weddings and festive occasions and are the best attire for Muslim women.

• Floral Lehengas:

  The floral prints are lively, and modern appeal is fitted onto Lehengas. With vibrant patterns, the brilliant features are perfect for outdoor celebrations or casual ones.

• Kids' Lehengas:

  These lehengas are specially designed for the younger ones; bringing bright colors matched with delightful embroideries will make girls shine at every function.

• Understand Your Body Type:

  When choosing a lehenga, keeping the body structure in mind is advisable because one is guaranteed to arrive at a style that will work best with body proportions. Aline lehengas suit pear shapes well, whereas fish cut or mermaid lehengas can go very well with an hourglass figure. For those with an inverted triangle shape, go for styles customized to fit your body. The proper fit and style of lehenga will make the most of your best assets and give you the kind of "fits like a glove" feeling that creates confidence.

• Think of the Occasion:

  Heavily embroidered lehengas for weddings, engagements, and receptions; bright and colorful ones for festivals related to haldi or mehendi; and relaxed wear to hang out with friends should constitute Indo-Western lehengas with light fabric and trendy designs.

• Fabric Matters:

  The fabric adds to the outfit's style, flare, and grace. Always choose a fabric that is not only comfy but also strong. Look at the best-selling fabric of Mohayam for designer Lehenga models:

  • Velvet:

    This wonderfully textured, rich, and color-saturated fabric adds the luxury, grace, and elegance of festive occasions. It shines like a true royal ornament to every figure in the wardrobe!

  • Silk:

    Silk lehengas are beautiful clothes for women. Their natural shine and delicate threadwork make them ideal for all occasions, such as festivals and weddings.

  • Georgette:

    Georgette lehengas is lightweight and flowy, perfect for informal and semi-dressy events with light threadwork and embellishments.

  • Chiffon:

    Chiffon lehengas feature a sheer texture with intricate traditional weaving and designs for Cinderella-like layered styles.

• Blouse Design and Fit:

  So many aspects go into evaluating the comfort and ease of the choli/ blouse of the lehenga, like the fit, size, neckline (both front & back), and sleeve length that align with your taste, style, and body type. Be aware of these specific things, such as waistband style, fastening, and overall design, to ensure a pleasant and effortless wearing experience. The blouse reflects and decides the overall look of your lehenga, and we at Mohayam will always help you get it right!

• Karigari and Work:

  The kind of karigari or work on the Lehenga decides the elegance and grace of the overall lehenga. It can make or break your attire. Below are some of the popular work that goes well and are in trend these days:

  • Zari Work -

    One evergreen traditional way of embroidering on Lehengas is using silver and gold threads. This work always gives you a royal and regal look - which would make you feel like a princess!

  • Sequins are the most recent trend. They look elegant and give the overall look an ethnic fusion vibe.

  • Gota Patti -

    Like Zari, Gota Patti's work resembles royalty. It was made for royal members of the Mughal dynasty using real silver and gold threads. This is another evergreen Caligari that never goes out of fashion and is budget-friendly.

  • Mirror Work -

    Another popular type is Mirror work, which gives your lehenga an Indo-Western look. Small mirrors are intricately embroidered on the lehenga, adding shine and glamour!

  This is a friendly reminder that the heavier the work, the heavier the lehenga. Consider what you can comfortably carry for a stress-free experience.

• Considering the Budget:

  Consider the price range while selecting a lehenga online. Women’s idea is to figure out the right balance between the style, work (complexity), fabric, and quality of an outfit to get the ideal lehenga that provides the best value for your investment. Remember that you also need the right kind of accessories - from earrings to footwear to go with it! Look out for offers, discounts, or sales to make your shopping experience budget-friendly.

Lastly, owning a lehenga means maintaining it. Below are a few tips to keep in mind to keep your Lehenga an evergreen investment!

• Store in breathable bags.
• Keep away from dust and moisture.
• Follow cleaning instructions; when in doubt, opt for professional dry cleaning.