Diving Into The History Of 5 Indian Bridal Brands That Scream Old Money

In a world where trends flit by like butterflies, there’s something about bridal elegance that doesn’t shout but whispers. Understated zari, handwoven silks, and lehengas with regal charm come to mind! Through this article, we delve into the bridal brands of India that scream OLD MONEY!

1. Sabyasachi Mukherjee

 

 

 

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Sabyasachi needs no introduction. His label was launched in 1999, and since then, he has redefined bridal couture with an unapologetic celebration of India’s rich textiles and regal aesthetics. He often brings a mix of velvet, zardozi, and brocade, with exquisite craftsmanship. Sabyasachi’s bridal creations have been a go-to for many Bollywood brides and heiresses across continents.

2. Anita Dongre

 

 

 

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Anita Dongre’s empire began in 1995 with Rajasthani royalty as its muse. Her bridal line, especially the ‘Pichhwai’ collection, is nothing but a masterclass in wearable tradition. Her creations are a subtle blend of class and conscience. For every bride who favours understated legacy over flash, Dongre is the quiet whisper of wealth.

3. Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla

 

 

 

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Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla’s collections, especially the original ones, are what old money wardrobes look like. Since the late 1980s, this designer duo has enchanted India's elite with their theatrical flair, mirror work, and intricate chikankari. Their label is a favourite of families who’ve known luxury for generations, especially in India.

4. Tarun Tahiliani

 

 

 

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Tarun Tahiliani is often hailed as the pioneer of Indian high fashion and was the one who founded India’s first multi-designer boutique, Ensemble, in 1987. TT’s bridal designs are synonymous with structured drapes, Mughal inspiration, and an East-meets-West aesthetic. For brides who want to go for a look that says, heritage wrapped in architectural finesse, Tarun is the gold standard.

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5. Anamika Khanna

 

 

 

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Anamika Khanna doesn’t follow trends, she creates them! Since the early 2000s, her edgy silhouettes, cape lehengas, and contemporary embroidery have made her popular among new-age royal families and fashion connoisseurs alike. Anamika is, in simple terms, the new definition of old money.

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