Choosing a bridal lehenga
Reds and maroons are classic; pastels and gold are popular for day weddings. Look at the embroidery (zardozi, sequins, stone and thread work), the fabric (silk, velvet, net, georgette) and the dupatta border in the close-up photos.
Plan the fit early
Bridal lehengas often need tailoring — order early enough to have the blouse fitted and the length adjusted to your heels. Ask the seller about the waist range and the blouse margin.
Questions buyers ask
How heavy is a bridal lehenga?
It depends on the fabric and embroidery; listings or the seller can tell you. Lighter options use net or georgette with less stone work.