Chikankari Work On Bride's Wedding Dresses!

Chikankari Work On Bride’s Wedding Dresses!

By WeddingPlz
July 21st, 2023
Celebration & Fun, Wedding Dress
1 Min Read

Chikankari work is one of the oldest and finest works ever known for its embroidery styles and
fashion. Since the Mughal period the chikankari work has been introduced and worn by Indian
work. It started as a white colour embroidery work but dominated the fashion industry for
decades. Let’s dive in to know more about the Chikankari work and embroidery styles.

Chikankari lehenga
Chikankari embroidery in lehengas not only looks aesthetic but also blends a medieval touch.
While choosing a chikankari lehenga for the wedding day, you can grab hold of any colour,
shapes and patterns. From sultry single-dori turtle blouses to sequined blouses, everything
looks elegant and royal on the wedding day. Pair the Chikankari lehenga with kundan jewellery
and maang tikka.

Via: Sui Dhaga By Shweta Sharma

Chikankari Saree
Chikankari is best for ethnic days and can be worn in social gatherings, anniversaries and
weddings. The intricate details of the zari on the saree showcases the Indian art and makes the
fabric attractive. Chikankari sarees are also a unique option for the wedding day as it captivates
Indian traditions and rejuvenates beauty. You can try to choose a chikankari saree and wear temple jewellery.
Via: Sai Pragati Ethnic

Chikankari Suits
Ethnic collections are always available in a bride’s trousseau and captivates the hearts of the
Indians. Chikankari suits are attractive and best for the wedding day. From gorgette to chiffon,
chikankari blouses make a unique approach in the fashion market and fuel happiness in every
customer’s heart. If you want to wear a chikankari suit on the wedding day, customise it with
margins and patterns and pair it with a vibrant colour dupatta.
Via: Nyara Official

Chikankari Anarkali
Anarkalis always binds the ancient historical period and elevates the look with royalty and
sophistication. Chikankari Anarkalis are best for wedding and mehendi ceremonies and can be
customised with cotton, crepe and georgette. With a frock-like kurta and a flared touch, the suit
adds elegance, captures the true essence of Indian artists and their discoveries. The Anarkalis
are vintage treasures and open a casement of happiness in the hearts of the brides.
Via: Nidhi Tambi Kejriwal