We truly appreciate your concern regarding the changing fashion trends and your opinions about the different dresses. This is why we have the speciality of customised bridal wear. Haute Couture- it is a French word meaning high fashion. It means one of a kind. These include the designers original designs or clothing that are custom made.
Second Day of Wedding Dresses
Our second-day dresses are delicately crafted and personifying chic elegance with an element of theatrical in them. Mostly dresses that we experiment on are churidar pyjamas, lots of shararas, lehenga with long and short length shirts along with tailed gowns. Tail gowns are also trendy now. While the lehenga may be a sharara, Gharara or wide pants depending on what you want. The fabric we use is chiffon and silk for most of the dresses.
The dress is mostly coordinated with tissue dupatta, which is sprinkled with sequins all over it. It may be further furnished with four-sided scalloped border to add in its beauty and grace.
Latest Second Day Dresses
Deemasfashion will make sure to provide you with the dress of your choice. We have all the dresses fully embellished with intricate floral embroidery which mixes with the different colours and designs to form the best combination for your special day to be even more special and worth attending. The bride on the second day is usually more comfortable as compared to the rush of the Rukhsati on the first day. So we understand that she wants to look her best on this day and that is why we are here, to brighten up your glamour for this day.
Latest Walima Dresses for Bride
Please feel free to call us with any questions you may have or check our user-friendly website. We value your trust in us and always try to meet the needs of our customers. We manage all our work with the demands of our customers. We can make any kind of changes if you don’t find the dress according to your desires. It is one of the primary reason why we are so appreciated and loved and why people trust us with the dress for their special day.
