Lehengas: Custom Bridal & Party-Wear Sets
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How do you choose a made-to-order lehenga?
A lehenga is a three-piece set: a flared skirt, a fitted choli (blouse), and a draped dupatta. When you browse listings, check which pieces are included and whether the choli is stitched to your measurements or sent semi-stitched for a local tailor to finish. Fabric drives the look and weight: raw silk and brocade hold structure for bridal wear, while georgette and net flow lighter for sangeet and reception. Look for the embroidery type named in the listing (zari, zardozi, sequin, mirror/sheesha, thread) and the flare measured in panels or kalis. Expect roughly $80-$250 for georgette party sets, $250-$700 for heavier silk and net work, and $700-$2,500+ for hand-embroidered bridal pieces. Custom stitching usually runs 2-5 weeks, so confirm the maker's timeline against your event date and ask about petticoat, can-can lining, and blouse padding.
Use the filters for fabric, color, and occasion, then scan the related searches to jump to bridal, party-wear, or specific embroidery styles.