Red Baraat Gown with Scalloped Medallion Hem

This red baraat gown pairs a front-open pure silk gown with an embroidered lehenga and a contrast copper tissue dupatta, made for the bride who wants tradition worn with quiet confidence. As a red baraat bridal gown it is fully embroidered and heavily worked, with antique gold leading the design and touches of copper, peach and multicolour thread giving the surface depth.

The Moment She Arrives

The doors open and the first thing anyone sees is red, deep and certain, lit by antique-gold threads that catch every lamp in the hall. As she walks, the open embroidered panels part around the flowing lower layer, and long botanical vines seem to climb with each step. Tiny pink and green accents surface and vanish as the silk shifts. The copper-peach veil falls softly from her head, its ornate crimson border framing her face before trailing towards the floor. When she pauses, the scalloped gold medallion hem settles into a broad red sweep, the sheer dupatta fanning out beside it, and for a moment the whole room is still.

Design & Silhouette

This rich red front open baraat gown flows over a sweeping red lower layer. Antique-gold floral embroidery traces the bodice and long front panels, while a copper-toned sheer dupatta introduces a softer contrast through its delicately scattered motifs and richly worked crimson border.

• A broad, softly squared scoop neckline framed by intricate floral embellishment and narrow embroidered shoulder sections.
• Elbow-length chatta-patti sleeves combining peach and red fabric sections with detailed gold floral work.
• Front-open gown panels covered in flowing botanical jaal of repeated flowers, leaves and climbing stems.
• A spreading lower silhouette finished with a metallic lattice band, arched floral medallions and scalloped embroidered edging.
• A transparent copper-peach dupatta with scattered gold motifs and a densely decorated red floral border.
• Floor-sweeping red fabric and a long draped dupatta that create contrasting crimson and copper layers around the hem.

Craftsmanship and Details

The embroidery changes scale as it travels, from clustered blossoms at the neckline to elongated jaal across the panels and larger medallions at the hem, the mark of a true red zardozi bridal gown.

• Pieces: floor-length gown, lehenga and dupatta
• Fabrics: pure silk gown, Jamawar and Karandi lehenga, tissue dupatta in contrast copper
• Techniques: zardozi, salma sitara, resham thread work, sequin work and applique
• Embellishments: chatta-patti, jaal-work and sequins
• Placement: all over, including the neckline, sleeves, front panel, daman, lehenga ghera, and the dupatta body and border
• Cut: scoop front neckline and half sleeves

Made to Measure and Customisation

Every outfit is custom stitched to your measurements, in standard or custom sizes, and full custom design is available if you would like the look adapted to your vision. Matching jewellery and a matching potli bag can be selected from the add-ons.

Where to Wear It

Made first for the wedding day itself, this pakistani red baraat gown sits naturally among our Baraat dresses and our red and maroon bridal lehenga collection. For brides who want a red embroidered baraat gown with a gentler contrast, the copper dupatta does exactly that. Its richness also suits a Nikkah ceremony or a Walima reception.