Pink Bridal Lehenga

Pink has become the favourite alternative to red for Pakistani brides, and it works on more than one day. A hot pink or fuchsia lehenga with gold work has all the energy of a Baraat outfit, while tea pink, blush and powder pink with silver or pearl embroidery suit a Walima or a Nikkah beautifully. These lehengas are made to order, and most designs can be adjusted at the neckline, sleeves and length before production. If you’re wearing pink for the Baraat, look for deep, saturated shades; for the Walima, the paler end of the range.

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Hot pink, rose or blush: matching the shade to the day

Deep pinks such as fuchsia, magenta and rani pink are bold enough to carry a Baraat on their own, especially with heavy gold zardozi. Rose and dusty pink sit in the middle and suit brides who want colour without drama. The pale pinks (tea pink, blush, onion pink) are Walima classics, usually with silver, champagne or pearl work, and they pair naturally with a groom in ivory or gold. Our Walima dresses show more options for that day.

Pink as a Baraat colour

A pink Baraat lehenga is no longer unusual, but it helps to be sure your family is on board, since some relatives still expect red. A deep pink with red or maroon accents, in the dupatta border or the shirt, is a good compromise between the two. If you decide red is right after all, the red and maroon bridal lehengas have a collection of their own.

Pairing pink

Gold jewellery warms up hot pinks; silver, diamonds or pearls suit the pale ones. Green is the classic contrast for pink, and a mint dupatta or shirt with a blush lehenga is a well-loved Walima combination. For the whole lehenga range by colour and style, see our bridal lehenga collection. And if pink is your colour for the Mangni rather than the wedding, our Pakistani engagement dresses are the place to look.