Bridal Nikah Dresses for Canadian Brides | Deemas Fashion Canada

Steal the show with this endearing chiffon outfit with intricate yet rich embroidery. Crafted artfully with detailed multiple color thread embroidery on the bodice and traditional finessed work with kora, dabka, tilla and sequins. Hemline is intricately done with cut work and dangling balls, rest of the shirt is enhanced with floral bunches. Pair it up with fawn lehenga emphasized with different sized circular embroidered motifs at the bottom done with zardozi work to gave it a perfect look. Pair it up with fawn dupatta having four sided embellished borders and sprinkled with sequins all over the ground.

Fawn Lehenga Shirt for Nikah n Engagement

A fusion of traditional and latest fashion making the outfit trendy and unique. This angrakha style floor length maxi is heavily hand crafted with floral embroidery on the bodice, floral booties and vertical lines all over the dress. Back is also enhanced with vertically designed floral booties and swarovski crystals lines all over. The embroidery is done in the shades of silver and dull golden zardozi work. Style it up with frilled lehenga to give it a regal look. This outfit is comprises with fawn net lehenga sprinkled with sequins spray all over.

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