Vyah Diyan Tyaariyan Bridals: Seven Designs and the Function Each Suits
A guide to the seven bridal designs in our Vyah Diyan Tyaariyan collection: four lehenga cholis for barat and nikkah,...
Vyah Diyan Tyaariyan is Punjabi for "wedding preparations", and it is the name of our bridal collection for the 2026–27 wedding season. It has seven bridal designs: four lehenga cholis and three open-front gowns, each made with a particular function in mind. This guide sets them side by side so you can see which one fits your nikkah, barat or walima.
The seven designs at a glance
| Design | Colour | Shape | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zarafshan | Red and antique gold | Lehenga choli | Barat |
| Diyar | Blush pink | Lehenga choli | Barat, reception |
| Dilnashin | Champagne gold | Lehenga choli | Nikkah, reception |
| Sitara | White beige | Lehenga choli | Nikkah, reception |
| Jhoomar | Ice blue | Open-front gown with train | Walima, reception |
| Laila | Mint green | Open-front gown | Walima, reception |
| Roshni | Mauve lilac | Open-front gown | Walima, reception, engagement |
All seven are made in net, made to order in our Lahore atelier, and take 10 to 12 weeks including delivery.
For the barat
Zarafshan
Zarafshan is the traditional choice: red with antique gold, worked in zardozi, dabka, crystals and pearls. Read more about Zarafshan.
Diyar
Diyar is blush pink, hand-embellished with crystals, pearls and sequins, for a bride who wants a bridal barat look without red. Read more about Diyar.
For the nikkah
Sitara
Sitara is white beige, embroidered in zari, dabka, naqshi, pearls and resham, with fine detail on the choli and sleeves. Read more about Sitara.
Dilnashin
Dilnashin is champagne gold with a sweetheart-neck choli and dabka and naqshi work, soft enough for a nikkah and warm enough for a reception. Read more about Dilnashin.
For the walima and reception
Jhoomar
Jhoomar is the most dramatic piece in the collection: an ice blue open-front gown with a halter-style collar, sequinned cuffs and a long train, over a sequinned lehenga. Read more about Jhoomar.
Laila
Laila is a mint green open-front gown worked in zardozi, dabka, naqshi, resham and stone work. Read more about Laila.
Roshni
Roshni is a mauve lilac open-front gown with floral zari and resham motifs, and it also works for an engagement. Read more about Roshni.
Choosing between them
- One outfit for a combined nikkah and reception: Dilnashin or Sitara.
- A traditional red barat: Zarafshan.
- A softer barat: Diyar.
- A walima after a red barat: Jhoomar, Laila or Roshni, depending on whether you prefer a cool blue, a fresh green or a muted purple.
For the bigger picture, our 2026 wedding dress trends guide covers colours, fabrics and silhouettes across the season, and our guide to dresses for each wedding function explains what is usually worn when. The full collection, including lehengas and long shirts, is on the Vyah Diyan Tyaariyan collection page.
Ordering
Each design is made to order in our Lahore atelier and takes 10 to 12 weeks including delivery, so plan to order at least three months before the wedding. Designs can be made to your measurements, and we ship free worldwide, by TCS in Pakistan and DHL or SkyNet abroad; import duty, where it applies, is paid by the customer. For changes to sleeves, neckline or dupatta, message us on WhatsApp at +92 310 0001250 before ordering.
FAQs
What does Vyah Diyan Tyaariyan mean?
It is Punjabi for "wedding preparations", the name of our 2026–27 wedding-season collection.
Which design is best for a nikkah?
Sitara in white beige or Dilnashin in champagne gold. Both have detailed cholis and pin easily under a dupatta.
Which designs suit a walima?
The three open-front gowns: Jhoomar, Laila and Roshni.
How long do the bridal designs take?
10 to 12 weeks from order to delivery.