Wedding Ghararas for Bride London
Gharara is a pair of wide-legged pants, ruched at the knee so they flare out dramatically. The knee area called the gott, is often elaborately embroidered in zari and zardozi work for any events such as Nikah, Mehndi, Walima or Baraat. Each leg of a traditional Gharara is made from at least 8 meters of fabric, often silk, or banarsi jamawar fabrics.
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Why Choose Bridal Gharara from Deemas Fashion?
With the right fashion, every female would be a flame. So stop comprising your fashion sense because of limited choices and sources and head straight to Deemas fashion because we are going to help you choose the right and the best Pakistani fashion in town with our ghararas. Ghararas originated in the Awadh region of Uttar Pradesh during the era of the Nawabs. Gharara was in fashion in the 1950s they remain a popular wedding attire or nikah dress among women. Now, Deemas Fashion has endeavoured to deliver exclusive Ghararas right to your doorstep. We have embellished the attire with 100 per cent pure quality imported fabric. The fabric we use is chiffon or net and silk. We have concealed these dresses in floral thread embroidery or simple colourful thread embroidery which will double the grace of your personality. We draw our inspirations from the diverse global arena and pack it under one roof, to share the fact that beauty is universal. We try over and over again to challenge ourselves in providing the best of stuff to you when it comes to stitching, fabric and embroidery. We treat our work with love, respect and dedication. We have the full motivation to make the best for our customers. And to make them the kind of attire they dream of. This is the reason why people tend to choose our brand for their wedding outfits and nikah dresses because we are ready to make any changes according to your taste and choices. Plus, deliver it to you soon. Gharara can be worn with a maxi, short shirt, peplum, Anarkali, front open shirt, short-length gown and Pishwas.