Pakistani Baraat (Barat) Bridal Dresses with Three Delivery Speeds

Pakistani Baraat bridal dresses are made in our own workshops once you order, in a standard size or to your measurements, and reach your address in Germany at the speed you choose: Normal Delivery is free and takes up to 3 months, Rush Delivery up to 30 calendar days (€59), Super Rush Delivery up to 14 calendar days (€199). Baraat bridalwear can include lehenga choli, farshi lehenga or gharara, pishwas or open gown over a lehenga, and bridal gown; use the product grid for the exact designs available now. Compare the broader range of Pakistani bridal dresses here.

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Which delivery speed fits your date

Each time is counted in calendar days from the day after you order and covers stitching as well as shipping to Germany. Allow a week for a try-on: with more than three months to go, Normal Delivery costs nothing; with five weeks to three months, Rush Delivery brings the dress within 30 days; with three to five weeks, Super Rush Delivery brings it within 14. Import charges are normally prepaid by us, and if a courier ever asks you for customs, duty or tax, we refund the verified amount once you send the receipt.

Choosing a silhouette for your Baraat

A lehenga choli combines a fitted choli, short or floor-length, with a skirt of 12 or 14 kalis over a cancan and has no trail to manage. A farshi lehenga comes with a longer shirt and a circular skirt that lies on the floor, often with a trail. A farshi gharara is fitted to the knee and then flares to the floor. A pishwas or open gown over a lehenga, or a closed bridal gown, creates a full-length silhouette from shoulder to hem.

Shades, fabrics and embroidery

Classic Baraat palettes include red, deep red and maroon with gold embroidery, with burgundy, wine and rust beside them; our red and maroon bridal lehengas collect those shades. Lighter directions include ivory, gold, silver, baby pink and ice blue. Embroidery colours used across Baraat bridal designs include gold, antique gold, rose gold, silver, antique silver, copper, multicolour and tonal thread, while the handwork can combine dabka, zari, nakshi, kora and salma sitara with sequins and pearls. Fabrics used across these designs include organza, tissue silk, net and velvet for tops, and tissue silk, American katan silk, organza or jamawar for skirts.

Measurements, sizes and changes

Our workshop measures in inches, and our size chart shows centimetres for reference. Choose a standard size from XS to XL, taking the larger one if you are between two, or Custom Size, stitched exactly to the measurements you send; our team contacts you after you order to confirm them. You may ask for another colour, sleeve, neckline, length or flare; anything that adds fabric, embroidery or labour is priced and agreed before work begins. Progress photos and close-up videos are available on request. A bridal order cancelled within 24 hours is refunded in full; later, before dispatch, 35% of the amount paid is deducted.

The days around the Baraat

For the Walima that follows, see our Walima looks. The groom’s sherwani is also made in our own workshops, with the same three delivery speeds.