Shop Bridal Gharara Designs by Shade and Embroidery Colour

Ivory and gold, deep red, powder blue, lilac, peach or pistachio: choose the shade of your bridal gharara first, then the colour of the work that suits it, whether gold, rose gold or silver. Every bridal design can be ordered as Full Custom Design, so a colour you do not see can be requested before we stitch, where the design allows, and priced with you first. Each gharara is made in our own workshops in Pakistan and couriered to Germany. For a floor-length hem, see our farshi gharara range.

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Which colour for which function

Ivory, white, off-white and gold are the classic Nikkah palette, and our gharara styles for the Nikkah gather them. Deep red and maroon carry the Baraat. Powder blue, lilac, peach, nude pink and soft grey keep a Walima calm and light. The Mehndi calls for brighter shades, pistachio and sage, orange and yellow, as in our mehndi sharara outfits.

Matching the work to the shade

The metal tone of the embroidery changes a gharara as much as its fabric. Rose gold and silver keep pastels such as powder blue, lilac and nude pink soft and fresh, and tonal thread lets the colour lead. Gold and antique gold give ivory and red their traditional richness, while copper or bronze warm a deep red. On screen these tones are easy to confuse, so ask us for progress photos and close-up videos while your gharara is being made.

Gharara or sharara?

A gharara is fitted from the waist to the knee, where a gathered joint under a band of lace or gota releases a full flare; a sharara widens from the hip without that joint. Shops and families mix the two names, so the knee is the reliable test. Brides who prefer one wide skirt to two legs should look at our bridal lehenga cuts.

Ordering from Germany

Plan with these delivery times, counted in calendar days from the day after your order, stitching and courier included:

  • Normal Delivery: up to 3 months, free
  • Rush Delivery: up to 30 calendar days, €59
  • Super Rush Delivery: up to 14 calendar days, €199

Import charges are normally prepaid by us; if a courier ever asks you for customs, duty or tax, send us the receipt and we refund the verified amount. With Custom Size, your gharara is stitched exactly to the measurements you send, and our team contacts you for them after you order. Our workshop works in inches, with centimetres for reference; see our size chart, and between two sizes, take the larger.

Bridal gharara questions

How are prices shown?

In euros, on every design. A farshi length uses more fabric, which adds to the price, and the amount of zardozi or dabka changes the embroidery time. When you ask for a change that needs extra fabric, work or labour, you get the price for it and agree it before we start; Rush Delivery (€59) or Super Rush Delivery (€199) is charged only if you choose it.

Can I check the work from Germany?

Yes. Message us on WhatsApp during production and ask for progress photos and close-up videos of your gharara, so you see the shade and the embroidery before it leaves our workshop. Brides in Germany who contact us usually write in English, which is the easiest way to agree the details with our team.

Can my bridesmaids wear ghararas too?

Yes. Any of our bridal gharara designs can be ordered for a bridesmaid in her own size, and a pastel version of the bride’s colour keeps the group together without matching her exactly. Guests who want something lighter will find our sharara suits for guests, with guest-wear delivery to Germany within up to 18 calendar days.