Roshni Mauve Lilac Walima Gown: Design and Styling
Roshni is a mauve lilac open-front gown with a flared lehenga and net dupatta, worked in zari, dabka, naqshi, pearls,...
Roshni is a mauve lilac open-front gown with a flared lehenga and net dupatta, worked in zari, dabka, naqshi, pearls,...

Roshni is a mauve lilac open-front gown from our Vyah Diyan Tyaariyan collection, made for the walima, a reception or an engagement. It is a three-piece outfit in net (gown, lehenga and dupatta) hand-embellished with zari, dabka, naqshi, sequins, pearls, crystals and resham in floral and ornamental motifs.

The gown is the defining piece. Its panels are worked with zari, dabka, naqshi, sequins, pearls, crystals and resham in floral motifs, and its finished borders frame the opening at the front, where the lehenga shows through.

The flared lehenga is embroidered and hand-embellished to match the gown. It adds movement and gives the gown its full bridal shape.

The net dupatta has embellished borders with sequins, pearls and crystals, and a soft drape that balances the worked gown.
Mauve lilac is a muted purple with a grey undertone. It is softer than a jewel tone but has more depth than a pastel, so it looks elegant in both daylight and evening light. It is an easy choice for a walima when the barat was red, and it photographs well against floral stage décor. Our function-by-function dress guide shows how it fits with the other outfits.


Like every bridal piece, Roshni is made after you order it, in our Lahore atelier, and arrives 10 to 12 weeks later with delivery included. Made-to-measure is available, shipping is free worldwide, by TCS in Pakistan and DHL or SkyNet abroad, and any import duty is paid by the customer. For questions about sleeves or the neckline, message us on WhatsApp at +92 310 0001250. Browse more reception dresses, or see the full collection in our Vyah Diyan Tyaariyan guide. To weigh a gown against a lehenga for your walima, read our reception and walima dress guide.
A walima or reception first, and an evening engagement second, where it looks best with lighter jewellery.
They share a shape, an open-front gown over a lehenga with a net dupatta, but differ in colour and handwork. Roshni is mauve lilac with floral zari and resham motifs; Laila is mint green with more zardozi and stone work.
Three pieces in net: the open-front gown, the lehenga and the dupatta.
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