Latest Bridal Couture Collection From The House Of Neeta Lulla!

By WeddingPlz
July 24th, 2019
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Neeta Lulla has come up with her most exquisite Bridal wears that has left us dumbfounded. A collection that is sheer perfection with lovely intricate deatils. The House of Neeta Lulla has lot to offer to the brides to be. Neeta Lulla is today a force to reckon with in the glamour and the fashion retail industry. Her designs have not only been recognized in India, but have also acquired great acclaims globally.

Crimson Red is our new classic for bridal trends.
An elegantly traditional lehenga crafted using motifs inspired from Mughal inlay art of the 15th Century (tracing its origin from Florence). We believe the bride needs to be a beautiful blend of Romanticism, Magnanimity and a tryst with culture to create a Heritage. They say when a bride walks, there is a serene rhythm and rustle as she sashays in her wedding attire. As we take inspiration from the sheer feminism of Indian dance forms and musical instruments confidence, grace and style encompasses this crimson red lehenga and hot pink lehenga.Exuding the grace of a princess this Crimson Red bridal lehenga has been handcrafted with tradition chinar motifs and floral hand embroidery that give it a timeless elegance paired along with a blouse with embroidered sleeves and net dupatta. A carousel of dancing horses, the grace of Indian dance form and the music of the Rudraveena is the inspiration to this lehenga in hotpink !
With a careful blend of zardosi and square shaped mirrors, this lehenga has all it takes to make your style statement fun elegant and yet traditional.

“Dur kahi se aawaz aayi,
Baj rahi hai khushiyo ki shehenayi,
Saraa jahan hai maheka,
Aapki Baraat humare ghar jo aayi.”
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Inspired by timeless traditions this hot pink lehenga is specially hand painted with a scene of a doli celebration. It is crusted with pearls kundan and naqshi work.
The ensemble achieves its ostentatious look through the traditional zardosi work on it and is paired with an embroidered net dupatta and blouse.