Odhni, one of the largest women apparel brand of north India in ethnic and bridal wear has unveiled “Autumn Winter Bridal Collection 2019” amidst high fervour. As the autumn in India comes along with the most-awaited season of the year, i.e., the Wedding Season, Odhni’s new  “Autumn-Winter Bridal Collection” is perfectly created to me the expectations of modern in brides who are bold, unconventional, and trendsetter.

This new bridal collection from Odhni is conceptualised using an array of hand-embroidery and Swarovski work, exquisite pearls, beads and silk threads on authentic silk fabric. The collection comprises of lehenga dresses and sarees in various patterns and colours. The Gotta Patti work on the border of sarees and golden embroidery with sequins on lehenga on pastel colour fabrics accentuate the grace as well as the depth of this dazzling collection.

This vivid and vibrant collection encapsulates various art forms, and most of them are handmade. While speaking on this collection, Puneet and Yatin Jain, Directors of Odhni, said, “Gone are the days when Indian brides would have no choice other than donning the shades of red or pink, embellished with the traditional designs. Today, women are open to experimenting with colours, fabrics, styles and designs. They have a much-evolved palette when it comes to choosing their perfect D-day wear and our new collection is dedicated to their aspirations.”

“From Sangeet to Mehendi, Shaadi to Reception and Cocktail Nights, Odhni’s ‘Autumn Winter Bridal Collection’ features a wide range of silk sarees and lehengas in varied colours and exciting patterns. Whatever be one’s choice, each ensemble from this collection offers a seamless blend of style and culture that flaunt the bride’s beauty elegantly,” further added by the directors of Odhni. 

Odhni is known for its bridal lehengas, banarsee saress, readymade and designer blouses, Indian gowns, cotton kurtis, anarkali suits, and a lot more. The brand empathically promotes Made in Indian Fabrics such as Ikkat, Jaipur Print, Indigo, Shibori, Bandhani Fabric, and others. It is brand’s thought to not focus on objectifying women and setting a particular beauty standard that everyone should follow.