The Bridal House · Trousseau planner
Your wedding, one look at a time
We've suggested a look for each ceremony. Switch ceremonies on or off, add your date, and send the plan to the house. We'll build a private consultation around it.
Roka
Layered diamond necklace
Three rows of round brilliants, with sapphire drop earrings
Mehendi
Meenakari chandbalis
Pink enamel and emerald beads, light enough to dance in
Sangeet
Sapphire lace necklace
A pear sapphire in 18K white gold, with matching earrings
Anand Karaj
Polki rani set
Choker, rani haar, maang tikka and chandeliers
Reception
Ruby polki choker
A polki collar with ruby centres and pearl drops
For the family
22K heritage sets
Gold sets for mothers and sisters, at the day's rateBrides of Talwar
Worn on the day
Anand Karaj, abroadKundan rani haar and chooda
A day weddingNavratan choker and haathphool
PherasGreen meenakari polki choker
ReceptionRuby polki choker with pearl drops
When should I start planning my bridal jewellery?
Ideally three to six months before the wedding. Made-to-order polki and kundan can take several weeks, and you'll want time for fittings.
Can my family come to the consultation?
Of course. Bridal consultations are private, and family members are welcome.
I live abroad. Can I still choose my jewellery with you?
Yes. Start with the trousseau planner, then book a live video viewing. We'll show each piece on camera and keep your shortlist ready for when you arrive in Chandigarh.
What is the difference between polki and kundan?
Polki uses uncut, natural diamonds in their raw form. Kundan is the setting technique of folding refined gold foil around stones. Our journal explains both in detail.