Haboor
Rs.210,000.00
Shamira
Rs.210,000.00
Haneen
Rs.220,000.00
Kadeen
Rs.190,000.00
Adifaah
Rs.210,000.00
Onaifa
Rs.220,000.00
Deebaj
Rs.190,000.00
Woman in a traditional embroidered outfit standing in an ornate indoor setting.
Woman in a traditional embroidered outfit standing in an ornate indoor setting.
Laveena
Rs.120,000.00
NAQSHI Aneeqa ivory beige embroidered ready-to-wear formal dress with detailed thread work, full flare skirt and matching dupatta for weddings and reception events
Back view of NAQSHI Aneeqa ivory beige formal outfit with embroidered shirt and full skirt, styled with coordinated dupatta for special occasion wear.
Aneeqa
Rs.89,990.00
NAQSHI Zeban red bridal lehenga ready-to-wear full bridal set with heavy embroidery and embellished border for weddings and reception events.
Back view details of NAQSHI Zeban red bridal lehenga with fine embroidered patterns and decorative stitching for formal wedding look.
Zeban
Rs.230,000.00
NAQSHI Gul Kand red embroidered bridal lehenga ready-to-wear with full flare skirt and detailed thread work for wedding celebrations and reception events.
Side view of NAQSHI Gul Kand bridal lehenga in deep red with rich embroidery and long train for formal wedding occasions.
Gul kand
Rs.240,000.00
NAQSHI Qurbat fuchsia red bridal raw-silk lehenga front view with round embroidered neckline, scalloped three-quarter sleeves, richly hand-adda embellished choli, and layered lehenga.
Full standing pose of Qurbat fuchsia red wedding dress showing wide lehenga flare and long dupatta fall, traditional ready made bridal attire.
Qurbat
Rs.310,000.00
Parivarsh dark maroon velvet bridal lehenga choli by NAQSHI, full front view with heavily embellished choli, flared velvet lehenga, organza dupatta and matching potli bag, ready to wear 4-piece barat wedding outfit.
Side pose of Parivarsh maroon bridal dress showing wide lehenga flare and long dupatta trail, traditional ready made wedding attire.
Parivarsh
Rs.450,000.00
Naqshi Geeti Aara fuchsia‑red raw‑silk front‑open frock with dense tilla and sequin embellishments, paired with ruffled raw‑silk lehenga, velvet‑patched organza dupatta.
Naqshi Geeti Aara fuchsia‑red raw‑silk front‑open frock with dense tilla and sequin embellishments, paired with ruffled raw‑silk lehenga, velvet‑patched organza dupatta.
GEETI AARA
Rs.215,000.00
NAQSHI Firaaq apple-red bridal 4PC ensemble with round-neck net choli, fitted sleeves and heavily embellished hand‑adda appliquĂ©, cut‑dana, crystals and stonework.
Side profile of NAQSHI Firaaq showing flowing net lehenga flare adorned with embellished panels, malicious borders and texture-play embroidery in apple-red tone.
Firaaq
Rs.350,000.00
Shahana crimson red bridal lehenga choli by NAQSHI, full front view with heavily embellished raw silk choli, flared lehenga, organza dupatta and matching clutch, ready to wear 4-piece barat wedding outfit.
Side profile of NAQSHI Shahana showing voluminous lehenga flare, texture-play on panels, scalloped sleeve detailing, crystal hangings and structured dupatta drape
Shahana
Rs.350,000.00
NAQSHI Jhankar garnet-red pure raw-silk kalidar frock with square neckline, fitted sleeves, dense hand-adda embroidery (naqshi, dabka, payal, cut dana, stone, crystal) across bodice, paired with Indian raw-silk lehenga and embellished dupatta.
Back view of Jhankar garnet red bridal outfit showing wide kalidar frock flare, lehenga volume and long dupatta fall, traditional ready made barat wedding dress.
Jhankar
Rs.400,000.00
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Kandhari plum bridal lehenga choli by NAQSHI, full front view with heavily embellished raw silk choli, flared lehenga, organza dupatta and matching clutch, ready to wear 4-piece wedding outfit.
Back view of Kandhari plum wedding dress showing wide circular lehenga flare and long dupatta trail, traditional ready made barat bridal attire.
Kandhari
Rs.350,000.00
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Naqshi Mastani carmine-red raw-silk lehenga choli showcasing all-over Mughal-inspired adda embroidery, cutwork borders, hanging tassels, styled with net and organza dupattas plus structured clutch.
Side shot of Mastani set highlighting lehenga’s flare, choli’s cutwork tassel panels, and layered dupatta drape.
MASTANI
Rs.210,000.00
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Woman in a pink embroidered gown standing in an ornate interior setting
Woman in a pink embroidered traditional outfit standing in an ornate indoor setting.
Anzish
Rs.105,000.00
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Naqshi Gulnaar light‑parrot green raw‑silk peplum with heavy floral mirror and adda embroidery, Victorian arch jaal, paired with flared lehenga, tasselled pouch & mirror‑inlaid khussa
Side shot showing Gulnaar peplum cutline, lehenga flare marked with floral motifs and Victorian arches, tasseled pouch at hip
GULNAAR
Rs.178,000.00
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Woman in a sparkling gold evening gown standing in an elegant indoor setting.
Woman in a beige embroidered traditional outfit standing in a decorated room.
Raizel
Rs.105,000.00

Pakistani Wedding Bridal Dresses in Germany | NAQSHI Wedding Edition

NAQSHI brings the beauty of Pakistani bridal clothing to weddings celebrated in Germany. Our Wedding Edition features stitched bridal designs shaped by traditional cuts, detailed embroidery and the skill of Pakistani artisans. From wide lehengas to long flowing frocks, each style carries its own colours, fabrics and decorative details. The collection keeps the character of Eastern wedding dress while offering a range of looks for different bridal traditions.

Find a Bridal Set That Works for Your Wedding Plans

A Complete Look Begins with the Right Pieces

A wedding outfit is made from more than its main dress. In this collection, different designs bring together pieces such as a choli, lehenga and dupatta, with selected styles also including a pouch or clutch. Some have three pieces, while others have four or a different combination. Each product page explains what belongs to the set, making it easier to plan the full look without assuming that every design includes the same items.

Explore the Different Ways a Bridal Outfit Can Fall

From a Separate Lehenga to a Long Peshwas

The shape of an outfit changes how it looks when worn. A lehenga choli pairs a fitted or shaped top with a separate, wide skirt. A peshwas has a longer upper part that flows towards the hem. The collection also includes front-open styles and long frocks for a different look. These traditional forms offer several ways to wear Pakistani bridal fashion without changing its cultural identity.

How Flare, Borders and Layers Shape the Final Look

A kalidar frock uses several joined fabric sections to create a fuller shape. Other designs gain volume through a wide lehenga or added layers. Embroidered hems, decorated borders and long dupattas help complete these shapes. The result depends on how the pieces fall together, not only on the amount of work visible at the neckline.

Understand the Work Behind NAQSHI Bridal Designs

Hand Embroidery Built Through Skilled Adda Work

At NAQSHI, traditional adda work is an important part of our bridal craft. Artisans use a frame to hold fabric in place while adding fine details by hand. Selected designs feature dabka, tilla, naqshi, cut dana, sequins and stones, giving different areas their own texture and shine. The type and amount of embellishment vary by design, making each outfit worth exploring closely.

Why Stitching and Finishing Matter

Detailed decoration needs careful stitching and finishing to bring the design together. Our in-house making process covers embroidery, sewing, finishing and quality checks. Attention goes into how borders meet, how the fabric falls and how separate pieces work together. This helps show the value of the time, skill and work behind the finished bridal design.

Fabrics That Give Each Bridal Look Its Own Feel

Raw Silk and Velvet for Richer Bridal Shapes

Indian Raw Silk and other Raw Silk varieties appear in selected designs, helping create defined bridal shapes and wide skirts. Velvet adds a different texture to some richly decorated looks. The choice of fabric affects how the embroidery appears, how the outfit holds its shape and how the finished pieces sit together.

Net, Organza and Tissue for Flowing Details

Lighter materials bring another side to the collection. Net can create layered effects, while Organza is used in selected dupattas and decorative sections. Tissue adds its own light-catching surface. These fabrics are combined in different ways, so the material details of one outfit should not be taken as the same for another.

Pakistani Wedding Traditions Celebrated in Germany

Choosing a Look for the Main Wedding Ceremony

For a traditional Barat, deeper shades such as red, maroon and plum can create a strong bridal presence. Full skirts, decorated cholis and worked dupattas are part of this direction. The collection also offers other shapes and colour choices, allowing the bridal look to follow family traditions and the style of the ceremony.

Softer Choices for Nikkah and Walima

A Nikkah or Walima may call for a different colour direction. Shades such as peach, lilac, beige and gold bring a softer look without losing the character of Pakistani wedding wear. Detailed necklines, embroidered borders and flowing fabrics keep these designs connected to bridal dressing. The right choice depends on the event and the style preferred.

Dressing for Mehndi and Other Celebrations

Pre-wedding events offer room for brighter colour and more varied styling. Some designs within Wedding Edition may suit a Mehndi, family celebration or formal reception, depending on their colour and level of work. The collection is mainly focused on bridal dressing, so its designs should be considered according to the occasion rather than treated as everyday festive wear.

Ordering Pakistani Bridal Wear from Germany

What to Review Before Selecting a Design

When exploring an outfit online, the front image is only one part of the design. Look at the sleeves, neckline, skirt shape, dupatta and back view where photographs are available. Check the listed fabrics, included pieces, size details and current price. These details give a clearer understanding of the complete design before placing an international order.

Shipping Information for Germany

NAQSHI offers international delivery to Germany from Pakistan. Shipping charges depend on the parcel weight and are calculated during checkout. Before confirming an order, review the available shipping details, delivery information and international order policies. This is especially important when purchasing for a wedding with a planned date.

The Making Process Behind Our Wedding Edition

Pakistani Craft with In-House Production Care

NAQSHI develops its bridal designs through a process that brings together design ideas, artisan work, embroidery, stitching and finishing. Our production team works across these stages to maintain the intended look of each outfit. Wedding Edition reflects the brand's Pakistani roots through traditional techniques, cultural silhouettes and carefully coordinated bridal pieces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. NAQSHI accepts international orders and offers shipping to Germany. Available delivery details and charges should be checked during checkout.
Begin with the shape and included pieces. Then review the fabric, embroidery, size information and product photographs to understand the design.
4PC means that the outfit includes four pieces. The exact combination varies, so check the product description for what is included.
Many designs include a matching dupatta, but the exact pieces depend on the outfit. The product details should confirm its inclusion.
A kalidar frock is made with several joined sections that create a wide, flowing shape. It is a traditional style often used in Pakistani wedding clothing.
No. Dabka uses a decorative metal-like coil that is attached to fabric by hand. It creates a raised texture that looks different from regular thread embroidery.
No. The amount and type of work differ. Some designs feature dense embellishment, while others have softer decoration or lighter bridal details.
Yes. Pastel shades can be chosen for Nikkah, Walima and other wedding ceremonies. Colour choice depends on personal preference and family traditions.
Net has an open mesh structure and is often used for light layers. Organza is a thin, sheer fabric with a firmer feel. Both appear in selected bridal designs.
Yes. Wedding Edition is part of NAQSHI's stitched bridal range. Review the individual product details for size and included pieces.
Open the individual product page to see its displayed price. Any applicable international shipping charges are handled separately at checkout.
NAQSHI's published policy states that international orders are not eligible for exchanges or refunds. Review the current policy before completing your purchase.
The shipping charge depends on the parcel weight and courier category. The applicable amount is calculated during checkout.
Yes. The collection can be explored for Pakistani and South Asian wedding celebrations held in Germany or elsewhere. Consider the ceremony, outfit details and delivery arrangements when making your selection.