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Deep Red Farshi Lehenga
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Baraat Dresses

Deep Red Farshi Lehenga

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Original price was: £1,900.00.Current price is: £1,300.00.
The Deep Red Farshi Lehenga is a red lehenga in banarsi adorned with dabka and resham embroidery. Shirt, lehenga, dupatta included. Designed at our Manchester studio and handcrafted by our…
Pakistani bridal dress - Grey & Red Bridal Lehenga Dress - Jabeenz Manchester
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Baraat Dresses

Grey & Red Bridal Lehenga Dress

Original price was: £1,000.00.Current price is: £600.00.
Discover Grey Red Bridal Lehenga Dress, a beautifully detailed chiffon and net lehenga adorned with dabka and moti handwork. Designed at our Manchester studio and handcrafted by our skilled artisans.

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About Baraat Dresses

The baraat is the centrepiece of a Pakistani wedding, and the bridal outfit needs to match that significance. Jabeenz has been handcrafting baraat dresses in Manchester since 1975, creating statement pieces with heavy embroidery, rich fabrics and bold colour palettes that command attention.

Our baraat collection features heavily embroidered lehengas, floor-length bridal maxis, royal gowns and traditional gharara sets. Classic baraat colours include deep reds, maroons, burgundy and gold, though many modern brides choose jewel tones like emerald, ruby and sapphire, or even unconventional shades like blush pink and champagne.

Every baraat dress is built from the ground up at our Manchester studio. We start with your measurements, then work through fabric selection, embroidery design, colour scheme and silhouette. Our embroidery team specialises in traditional techniques including heavy zardozi, dabka, tilla, sitara, kora and hand-applied Swarovski crystals.

The weight and drape of a baraat outfit matters as much as the visual impact. We select fabrics that provide structure for heavy embroidery while remaining comfortable for a long ceremony. Our experience with thousands of baraat dresses means we know how to balance embellishment with wearability.

Coordination with the groom’s outfit is something we handle regularly. Many couples visit together for a joint consultation where we plan complementary colour palettes and embroidery themes across both outfits.

Bespoke baraat dresses typically require 10 to 14 weeks. We recommend booking your consultation at least five months before your wedding to allow time for design, embroidery and fittings. A complimentary fitting is included with every bespoke order.

Ready-to-wear baraat options are available for brides working to shorter timescales, with alterations included. Free UK delivery on all orders. Visit our Cheetham Hill Road showroom in Manchester for your free bridal consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What colours are traditional for baraat dresses?

Traditional Pakistani baraat colours include deep red, maroon, burgundy, crimson and gold. Modern brides also choose jewel tones like emerald, ruby and sapphire, or contemporary shades like blush pink, champagne and rose gold. At Jabeenz, we create baraat outfits in any colour you prefer.

How heavy should a baraat dress be?

The weight of a baraat dress depends on the embroidery density and fabric. Heavily embroidered lehengas and gowns are naturally heavier, but our artisans balance visual impact with wearability. We select fabrics that provide structure without excessive weight, so you remain comfortable throughout the ceremony.

Can the groom and bride outfits be coordinated?

Yes, many couples visit our Manchester showroom together for a joint consultation. We plan complementary colour palettes and embroidery themes across both outfits to create a cohesive bridal couple look.

How long does a bespoke baraat dress take to make?

Bespoke baraat dresses typically require 10 to 14 weeks due to the complexity of heavy embroidery work. We recommend booking your consultation at least five months before your wedding day to ensure plenty of time for design, embroidery and fittings.

What embroidery techniques are used on baraat dresses?

Our baraat dresses feature hand-stitched embroidery including zardozi, dabka, tilla, sitara, kora, gota and hand-applied Swarovski crystals. Every motif is stitched by our embroidery team in Manchester, not machine-applied. This gives each baraat outfit a distinctive handcrafted quality.

TL;DR

Browse our baraat dresses collection. We handmake Pakistani dresses for every occasion. They are available ready-to-wear or as bespoke commissions from our Manchester studio.

Baraat Dresses is a category of Pakistani fashion. It covers garments designed for specific wedding ceremonies and formal occasions. Each piece is made with traditional embroidery and premium fabrics.

According to our production records, Jabeenz offers over 150 handmade garments across 8 occasion categories. Ready-to-wear prices start from £200 with bespoke options from £200. Data from our artisan workshop shows each piece needs between 200 and 2,000 hours of hand embroidery.

Comparison

Mass-produced baraat dresses from online marketplaces use factory methods. Every Jabeenz garment in this collection is designed in Manchester and handcrafted by our skilled artisans. Imported baraat dresses cannot match our fabric quality or embroidery detail. We also offer full bespoke custom work to your exact measurements and colour choices.

FeatureJabeenzTypical Retailers
Own production✗ Imported
Bespoke service✓ From £200Limited
Free consultation✓ 7 days a weekOften £20-50
Manchester showroomOnline only

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