Designer boys’ kurtas · Rakshabandhan — Navratri chaniya cholis · now in the studio — WhatsApp for the collection
A bride on a terrace in a navy blue lehenga, hand-embroidered in gold and worn with a matching dupatta A bride standing on the steps of a haveli in a deep red bridal lehenga with gold zari work Three women by candlelight in green, ivory and teal lehengas, hand-embroidered with mirror and thread A bride seated on a veranda step, her lehenga covered in multicoloured hand embroidery

Bridal lehengas and chaniya cholis, made to measure in Vadodara — Nirali Amin Designer Studio

Bridal

Made to fit
only you.

Bridal couture · Vadodara · 15+ years

Made by hand. Fitted to you. Kept forever.

15+ Years of hand work

The same hands and the same standard since the first order. Most of our work comes from brides who send us their sisters and friends.

Every season New shapes, new colours

Old techniques, new shapes. We follow what is on the runways and what brides are really asking for, then make it in your size and your colour.

2 a year Always something new

Bridal and Navratri collections every year, and festive wear made to order for Diwali — the studio is never showing last season’s work.

Worldwide Fitted from wherever you are

A lot of our work now goes to families in the US, UK, Canada and Australia. We take your measurements on a video call — no need to travel.

Ordering from abroad

The Looks Bridal · 6 pieces

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New · Boys’ Kurta Collection

The little ones, dressed for the season.

Designer kurtas for boys — cut and hand-finished for Rakshabandhan and Navratri, in the same fabrics as the main collection.

15+ years of couture3783+ happy customersBy appointment one studio, one designerVadodara every piece made here

Her brides

“Absolutely beautiful designs and quality!”
Lekha Jain — from her clients
Full bridal look by Nirali Amin From the bridal campaign
The Making

Every stitch has a hand behind it.

Nothing here comes off a rack. Sketch, dye, frame, fittings — built on you, from the first line to the last hook. It is all done in one room in Vadodara, in five hand crafts.

  1. The sketch & the dyeWeeks 1–2
  2. The adda frameWeeks 3–6
  3. First fittingWeeks 7–8
  4. Finishing & the boxWeeks 9–12
Watch a lehenga being made

The Work By occasion

Every collection

Asked, answered The four we hear most

Ask us anything else
Where is the studio, and can I visit?

Yes, by appointment. The studio is at 16, Manisha Soc, 1st floor, MSA House, Old Padra Rd, near Manisha Char Rasta, Vadodara 390007 — Old Padra Road, in Vadodara, which most people here still call Baroda. Open Mon–Sat, 2–7 pm. WhatsApp +91 98256 64994 and we will find a time; brides travel in from Ahmedabad, Surat, Anand, Nadiad, Bharuch and Godhra.

How long does a bridal lehenga take to make?

About twelve weeks from the day the design is settled, and the design is rarely settled in the first meeting. Working back from a wedding date, four to five months is comfortable and three is workable. Between November and February the studio is committed months ahead, so ask early rather than late.

I live abroad. Can you still make for me?

A good share of the studio’s work now goes to families in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and the Gulf. Measurements are taken together on a WhatsApp video call of about twenty minutes, photographs follow as the embroidery grows, and the finished piece is couriered to you.

What is made here besides bridal?

Navratri chaniya cholis, Diwali and festive wear, panetar and gharchola, and the rest of the wedding week — mehendi, haldi, sangeet and reception, for the bride and for her family. Everything is hand-embroidered and cut to one body; nothing is made twice.

More on how ordering works, ordering from abroad, measurements and fittings and visiting from out of town. Longer answers are in the wedding dressing guides.

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