Wedding Dress Price in Pakistan

Earlier, the elderly ladies in the house used to design and sew wedding clothes for girls and boys themselves. Today's designer culture demands heavily embellished and tailor-made attires for every festivity and weddings are no exception. Apart from the in-store variety, there is also a huge number of wedding dresses available online, sold at varied prices in Pakistan. Mostly wedding dresses tend to be quite expensive with all the embellishments and hard work put into them. 

Pakistani Wedding Dresses

From wedding festivities spanning over weeks, the main functions include Mayoon, Mehndi, Barat and Waleema. Asim Jofa, Sana Safinaz, Elan, Republic Women's wear and Hassan Sheryar Yasin are some of the most prominent and high-end wedding dress designers in Pakistan. From semi-formal, formal to full-on scintillating heavily embellished bridal wear, Pakistani wedding dresses have a huge variety that caters to all preferences. 

From traditional lehengas, saris, shalwar kameez, angrakha, churidars to sharara, gharara, pishwas and a huge plethora of designs and styles, Pakistani wedding dresses are full of variety and exude beauty, decadence and joy. These dresses are adorned with intricate-looking embroidery in traditional handcrafted patterns in thread, zardozi, tilla, dabka, kora, resham, gota, panni, pitta etc.

For men, Deepak Perwani and Amir Adnan have been creating regal-looking sherwanis and other wedding wear for decades. Bonanza Satrangi too has a tasteful range of formal wedding wear for the groom and groom's men.

Western Style Wedding Dresses

These include western-styled ball gowns, mermaid dresses, maxis, long frocks for the Bride. It also includes Cocktail, short or flowy dresses for the Bridesmaids/Maid of Honour and cute little ballerina frocks made out of tulle, lace or other stronghold ruffled fabric for the Flower Girl.

The brides who opt for a western-style wedding dress go for long wedding maxis or gowns with minimalistic embellishments. For the western groom, the safest and the most traditional outfit is a black tuxedo with a crisp white shirt, though the options today are endless. Mostly these dresses are custom made for the best fit and look.