For those who wish to embrace the celebration by wearing traditional Nepalese attire or dressing with a fusion/Indo-Western style, we are touched and delighted by your interest. Dressing up is encouraged but completely optional—we want you to feel comfortable!

To make this experience as welcoming and accessible as possible, we have organized a few collections to help facilitate the search for Nepalese attire. These include separate collections for clothing, dupattas (shawls), and jewelry. We tried to cover a range of style preferences and price points, since we do not want anyone to feel stressed or like they cannot participate should they desire to dress up. Our goal was to make dressing up feel fun and optional, never stressful or overwhelming.

Please reach out if you have any questions or need any help. We would be more than happy to answer any questions you may have or offer guidance on what to wear!

The jewelry collection includes accessories such as bracelets, earrings, necklaces, and tikka (forehead jewelry that is traditionally worn along the hairline). This is a fun option for those who wish to achieve a fusion look by incorporating subtle Nepalese elements into a Western outfit!

The dupatta collection includes a variety of fabrics, colors, and embellishments in traditional Nepalese/South Asian styles. These dupattas (shawls) can be worn over any dress or outfit to achieve the perfect fusion look!

Dupattas and/or jewelry are the easiest ways for guests to dress up, since they can wear their planned outfits for the Western ceremony and simply add the accessories for a touch of Nepalese flair.

The clothing collection is for our guests who wish to more fully embrace traditional Nepalese/South Asian attire. There are several types of clothing options included in the collections:

Sarees are long, elegant garments made from a single piece of fabric that is strategically draped around the body. They are beautiful; however, they tend to be more difficult to wear and may require assistance or practice.

Lehengas are two-piece outfits that consist of a long skirt and a fitted top, and are frequently paired with a dupatta (shawl). There are some saree-style lehengas that create the appearance of a saree but are significantly easier to wear, as they do not require traditional draping. The difference between the saree-style lehenga and a traditional saree is that the saree-style lehenga has a pre-constructed waistband to help provide the comfort and convenience of a lehenga, while achieving the look of a traditional saree.

Shararas are flowy, wide-legged pants that are paired with a long tunic-style top. This style provides a comfortable and elegant option that allows for easy movement.

Anarkalis are long dresses with a fitted bodice and flowing skirt, and are almost always worn with dupattas. Anarkalis are nice because many styles have a more Western silhouette and can be worn to the Western ceremony, then transitioned seamlessly to the Nepalese ceremony by adding the dupatta (which is sold with the anarkali).