12 Muslim Brides Who Were The Epitome Of Elegance At Their Nikah

Calling all Muslim Brides- this one's for you! We know your Nikah ceremony will be beautiful, but what will make it even more stunning is you, the bride! Whether you choose to wear a garara, a lehenga, a sharara or something new and unique, there are so many nice options out there, and loads of inspiration too! Here’s our pick of our favourite Muslim brides that we have spotted over the years. The best thing about these brides? They looked like a dream as they said ‘Qabool hai’ to the loves of their lives! 

Saanchi Gilani who was a vision in silver

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Bride Saanchi Gilani had her nikah ceremony at the Taj Aravali Resort and Spa in Udaipur. Her pastel-coloured outfit was the perfect outfit for her  outdoor ceremony. Made by Élaan couture and draped by Dolly Jain, Saanchi’s bridal look was as dreamy as her nikaah! 

Pernia Q who repurposed an heirloom

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Pernia revealed that it was her mother's wedding farshi gharara that was recreated and restored for her wedding. While the fact that she wore her mother's sharara was special in itself, the tidbit that the outfit was originally hand stitched by her nani for her mother's wedding made it the most heartwarming outfit ever.

Gauahar Khan who stunned in gold

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Gauhar Khan’s bridal outfit was nothing short of regal! The actress wore a custom made ivory-coloured gharara from Pakistani designer Saira Shakira’s label Laam. Gauhar’s embellished knee-length kurta was adorned with sequins. Her dupatta also had the same pattern. Gauhar paired her outfit with Maharani jewellery-which took her outfit from beautiful to stunning! 

This viral bride who married in the simplest clothes

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When two people are crazy in love and just can’t wait to start their journey together, you get a simple yet classy look. This is what Urwa’s wedding outfit is all about! The ‘kaala chashmas’ worn by both the bride and the groom add just that extra quirk and oomph to their nikah look! 

Red hot and killing it!

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Based out of New York, Sabina Haque went to Jade by designers Monica and Karishma for her bridal outfit. She wore the designers famed Red Garnet gown and paired it with a stunning veil. If you want to go for a simple and elegant look for your wedding, pick a leaf from Sabina’s book! 

Regal vibes and old world charm

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One look at her, and you are transported into the Mughal Era! Suha wowed us with her rich golden and red gharara set. The orange gharara provides a wonderful contrast to her kurta and her multi-strand paasa-it's simply gorgeous, isn't it?

A trail to remember

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This bride's rich maroon lehenga has a gorgeous long veil covered with bootis and flowers embroidered in red and gold- pretty striking, isn't it?

A dainty pastel look

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Pakistani photographer Faraz Mirza gives us a beautiful look into the wedding of his gorgeous bride. Resplendent in her ivory and baby pink gharara, this bride is #dreamybridesgoals! Don’t miss out the cutesy pink frill on the border of her gharara! 

Glowing in a glorious gown

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Who says you can’t wear a white gown for your nikah ceremony? If you still have doubts about this, take a look at Rija’s gorgeous outfit! Made by Pakistani brand Zamanay, Rija’s wedding outfit is made from tulle and silk. The outfit has been designed very intricately using crystals, organza petals, silver glass beads and shaded-tulle covered stones. If we were to use one word to describe it-it would be ‘mesmerising!’  

Jumping into the powder blue bandwagon

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Sumeeka chose an offbeat light blue and silver outfit for her wedding-and we aren’t complaining! The pastel blue colour adds a freshness to her entire look and is the perfect choice for a morning nikah ceremony. Don’t miss out the light blue tie worn by the groom to match his bride’s outfit!

An ode to the Mughal era

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If there is one word that comes to mind when we see this bride-its royal! Her red and gold embroidered sharara and her matching jewellery, transport us straight back to India's  glorious Mughal Era!

An Insta-worthy bridal look

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The golden and pink gharara or the contrasting jewellery-what's not to love about this bridal look? Ain stunned us with her gorgeous nikah look and if the pictures are so dreamy, think about how gorgeous her wedding would have been!

Take a cue from our gorgeous brides and make all your nikah dreams come true with these stylish and regal outfits! To learn more about the kinds of shararas and ghararas that will give you the bridal look of your dreams.  

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