Discover Exquisite Designer Indian Bridal Gowns at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop

Step into elegance with our stunning collection of designer Indian bridal gowns, meticulously designed to make you feel extraordinary on your special day. Indian weddings brim with festivities—sangeet, haldi, reception, and the grand wedding itself. Elevate each moment with outfits as grand as the occasion. If you're seeking a departure from Traditional Bridal Sarees and Lehengas, dive into the world of designer Indian bridal gowns.

Picture yourself as a regal bride at your haldi ceremony in the Yellow Embroidered Gown by Varun Bahl. Crafted with intricate hand embroidery on an organza and modal dupion base, this lightweight masterpiece ensures comfort throughout the festivities. Unlike conventional white wedding dresses, our designer bridal gowns come in an array of vibrant hues, waiting to be discovered at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop.

Experience Unparalleled Elegance with Wedding Gown for Bride

Our wedding gown for bride redefines elegance with its exquisite craftsmanship and unique designs. Marvel at the Ivory & Aegean Blue Gown from Jade By Monica And Karishma, adorned with intricate lace, sequins, beads, and threadwork. This show-stopping piece features a deep V-neck and intricate embroidery, leaving you breathless with its beauty.

Looking for an affordable yet stunning option for your reception? Explore the Grey Embroidered Gown from Tamaraa By Tahani, crafted in duchess satin and tulle fabric. Adorned with sequins embroidery, this gown effortlessly captures elegance and grace, eliminating the need for additional Accessories.

Indulge in Indian Gowns for Wedding at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop

Experience luxury like never before with our couture collection of Indian gowns for wedding. Embrace the romance of the Blush Pink Embroidered Gown from Shlok Design, featuring intricate sequins and silver thread embroidery on a net base. Don't miss the hand-decorated Pink Embroidered Gown by Varun Bahl, exuding elegance with its floral thread, pearls, and sequins work.

For the bold and unconventional bride, seize the opportunity to stand out in the Black Draped Corset Gown with 3D details from Gauri And Nainika. Make a statement that's uniquely you with our bridal gowns for wedding, available in sizes ranging from XS to 6XL at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop.

Different types of designer bridal gowns

Indian designer bridal gowns offer a diverse array of styles, each reflecting the rich cultural heritage and modern sensibilities. Here are some popular types:

1. Traditional Lehenga Gown: Combining the elegance of a lehenga with the sophistication of a gown, this style features a fitted bodice, flared skirt, and a flowing dupatta. Intricate embroidery, zari work, and embellishments adorn the ensemble, making it a favorite choice for weddings.

2. Anarkali Gown: Inspired by the timeless Anarkali silhouette, this gown features a fitted bodice and a flared, floor-length skirt. It often incorporates intricate embroidery, sequins, and mirror work, creating a regal and graceful look perfect for brides who prefer a blend of tradition and modernity.

3. Indo-Western Fusion Gown: These gowns seamlessly blend Indian and Western elements, offering a contemporary twist to traditional bridal attire. They may feature modern silhouettes, unconventional cuts, and innovative draping techniques, complemented by traditional Indian embellishments and motifs.

4. A-Line Gown: Characterized by a fitted bodice that gradually flares outwards, forming an "A" shape silhouette, the A-line gown is universally flattering and versatile. Indian bridal versions often incorporate intricate embroidery, beadwork, and luxurious fabrics like silk or velvet.

5. Princess Cut Gown: Known for its fitted bodice and voluminous skirt, the princess cut gown exudes romance and glamour. Indian bridal versions may feature opulent embellishments, such as Swarovski crystals, intricate lacework, and elaborate beadwork, creating a truly majestic look.

6. Ball Gown: This classic silhouette features a fitted bodice and a full, voluminous skirt that cascades into a dramatic train. Indian bridal ball gowns often feature luxurious fabrics, elaborate embroidery, and exquisite detailing, making them ideal for extravagant weddings and royal-inspired themes.

7. Mermaid Gown: Characterized by a fitted bodice that extends into a flared skirt, resembling the shape of a mermaid's tail, this style accentuates the bride's curves and adds a touch of glamour. Indian bridal versions may feature intricate embellishments, sheer panels, and cascading layers of fabric.

8. Cape Gown: Incorporating a detachable cape or dupatta, this style offers versatility and drama to the bridal ensemble. Indian bridal cape gowns may feature intricate embroidery, sheer fabrics, and embellished borders, adding a contemporary and ethereal touch to the look.

Key fabrics used for making bridal gowns for wedding

Indian bridal gowns for wedding are crafted from a variety of luxurious fabrics, each chosen for its unique texture, drape, and aesthetic appeal. Here are some key fabrics commonly used for making Indian bridal gown:

1. Silk: Renowned for its lustrous sheen and luxurious feel, silk is a staple fabric in Indian bridal wear. Varieties such as raw silk, pure silk, and silk blends are often used to create bridal gowns, adding elegance and sophistication to the ensemble.

2. Velvet: Velvet exudes opulence and grandeur, making it a popular choice for winter weddings and formal ceremonies. Its plush texture and rich colors add depth and richness to Indian bridal gowns, creating a regal and luxurious look.

3. Net: Lightweight and delicate, net fabric is often used for creating intricate overlays, sleeves, and embellishments on Indian bridal gowns. It adds a romantic and ethereal touch to the ensemble, perfect for brides who desire a soft and feminine aesthetic.

4. Brocade: Known for its intricate patterns and metallic threads, brocade fabric adds a touch of traditional elegance to Indian bridal gowns. Often used for creating elaborate borders, motifs, and embellishments, brocade lends a regal and timeless appeal to the ensemble.

5. Chiffon: Chiffon is prized for its lightweight and airy texture, making it ideal for creating flowing silhouettes and delicate draping on Indian bridal gowns. It adds a graceful and ethereal quality to the ensemble, perfect for outdoor weddings and summer ceremonies.

6. Georgette: Georgette fabric is characterized by its crinkled texture and lightweight feel, making it a popular choice for creating voluminous skirts and layered details on Indian bridal gowns. It offers a flattering drape and adds movement to the ensemble, enhancing the bride's silhouette.

7. Organza: With its sheer and crisp texture, organza fabric adds structure and volume to Indian bridal gowns. It is often used for creating ruffles, overlays, and embellishments, adding a touch of drama and sophistication to the ensemble.

8. Tulle: Tulle is a lightweight and sheer fabric commonly used for creating layers, veils, and embellishments on Indian bridal gowns. Its soft and ethereal quality adds romance and whimsy to the ensemble, perfect for creating dreamy and romantic bridal looks.

How to style Indian bridal gowns for your big day

Styling Indian bridal gowns for your big day is an exciting process that allows you to showcase your personality and create a stunning bridal look that reflects your unique style. Here are some tips to help you style your Indian bridal gown for your special day:

1. Choose the Right Silhouette: Select an Indian bridal gown silhouette that flatters your body type and complements your personal style. Whether you prefer a traditional lehenga-style gown, an elegant Anarkali gown, or a modern fusion design, opt for a silhouette that makes you feel confident and beautiful.

2. Focus on Fabric: Pay attention to the fabric of your Indian bridal gown, as it plays a crucial role in defining the overall look and feel of your ensemble. Choose luxurious fabrics like silk, velvet, or brocade for a regal and opulent vibe, or opt for lightweight fabrics like chiffon or georgette for a more ethereal and romantic look.

3. Embrace Intricate Embroidery: Indian bridal gowns are known for their intricate embroidery, beadwork, and embellishments, which add richness and detail to the ensemble. Choose a gown with exquisite embroidery that complements your bridal theme and enhances the overall aesthetic of your look.

4. Accessorize Thoughtfully: Select bridal accessories that complement the style and embellishments of your Indian bridal gown. Choose statement jewelry pieces like a maang tikka, Necklace, Earrings, and Bangles that add sparkle and glamour to your ensemble without overpowering it. Consider incorporating traditional elements like kaleeras or a Nose Ring for a touch of cultural authenticity.

5. Complete the Look with Hair and Makeup: Coordinate your hair and makeup with the style of your Indian bridal gown to create a cohesive and harmonious bridal look. Opt for hairstyles that complement the neckline and silhouette of your gown, whether it's an elegant updo, soft curls, or a sleek bun. Choose makeup that enhances your features and complements the colors and embellishments of your gown, whether you prefer a natural glow or a more dramatic look.

6. Select the Right Footwear: Choose bridal footwear that not only complements your Indian bridal gown but also ensures comfort throughout your big day. Opt for traditional Indian footwear like embellished juttis or sandals for a classic look, or choose heels that match the color and style of your gown for added elegance and height.

7. Consider Veil or Dupatta Draping: If your Indian bridal gown features a veil or dupatta, experiment with different draping styles to enhance your bridal look. Whether you prefer a traditional drape over your head or a modern, off-shoulder style, play around with different draping techniques to find the one that complements your gown and hairstyle.

Pernia’s Pop-Up Studio

Whether you’re the one tying the knot or a part of the bride’s tribe, trust Pernia’s Pop-Up Studio’s wedding and bridal curation to help you find the perfect outfit match for you! A premier brick-and-mortar chain, Pernia’s Pop-Up Studio is located across major metropolitan cities in the country and in London’s Mayfair. From opulent lounges to inviting interiors, a highly-skilled in-store styling team, to custom curations, every visit to Pernia’s Pop-Up Studio is bound to be transformative. Head to the stores to open the doors to the best in Indian design, all under one roof!

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Frequently Asked Questions on Bridal Gowns

How to pair Bridal Gowns with accessories?

To pair bridal gowns with accessories, consider the style and neckline of the gown. For a strapless or sweetheart neckline, opt for statement earrings or a bold necklace to accentuate the upper body. If the gown has intricate embellishments or a high neckline, choose delicate accessories like stud earrings or a subtle bracelet to complement the details. Complete the look with a veil or hair accessory that matches the gown's style and color, and select shoes that coordinate with the overall aesthetic.

What colour Bridal Gowns are currently trending?

Bridal gowns in pink are currently everywhere, from celebrity weddings to influencers’ nuptials. Everyone is in on this colour trend, and you can find some coveted designs in the collections of Shasha Gaba, Presto Couture, Ridhimaa Gupta, etc.

What are the different occasions to wear Bridal Gowns?

Bridal gowns can be worn for the big day itself, or for pre or post-wedding celebrations such as reception, cocktail, sangeet, etc.

What are the trendiest Bridal Gowns?

This is all about statement necklines and dreamy, out-of-the-ordinary details. Here are the top three gowns on our radar:

• Presto Couture’s Blush Pink Tissue Organza Hand Embroidered Gown With Cape

• Mirroir’s Mint Blue Net & Satin Embroidered Gown

• Gaurav Gupta’s Ocean Blue Sequins Bugle Bead Embroidered Gown