Weddings in Pakistan have always been a big deal! Pakistani people tend to go over and out when it comes to weddings, whether it’s our own shaadi or the wedding event of a close relative or our own siblings’ shaadi.
At times, the groom’s and bride’s siblings tend to do just as many outfit preparations as the bride and groom themselves.
So here are some of the trendiest bridal dresses and barat dress design ideas that may spark up your creativity and generate your creative juices to decide the best barat dresses for bridal sisters!
Stunning Bridal Dress for Bridal Sisters on Barat
To start off, let’s talk about this stunning dress which is bound to be the center of the attention and speak volumes.
This dress is among those dresses which speak for itself, and will surely make you stand out among the rest; after all, you are the bride’s sister? This beautiful cream-colored loose sharara has embroidery lined towards the end.
The dupatta is shimmery but plain and bordered with thread tassels with a similar color combination to match the sharara.
Both the dupatta and the sharara are then matched with an exquisite short kurta in a beautiful rustic color with golden embroidery all over, in each and every nook and corner.
The whole attire creates a very appealing and bewitching look, which is sure to catch the eye of many people!
Exquisite Bride’s Sister Dress Design Idea
When on the topic of exquisite looks, here is another one of the dresses perfect to wear for the bride’s sister. This dress is a very out-there type of look from head to toe. The dress throughout follows a similar color pattern of a beautiful greyish dark bluish undertone.
Starting off with the short frock, it has very intricate embroidery in silver which follows complex and involved yet elaborate patterns on the whole front as well as the full-length sleeves. It is then paired with a sharara which also has embroidered patterns from floor-length all the way up till the mid-thigh.
The sharara is charmingly draped towards the floor. Both the short frock and the sharara have then been paired with a net dupatta in the same color with beads attached sparsely throughout the dupatta.
Formal Waist Length Kurti Dress Design Idea for Bridal Sisters on Pakistani Wedding
This attire follows a different pattern from the usual Pakistani wedding dresses. The attire consists of a short waist-length Kurti, which has golden embroidery all over. The kurti’s hem has leaf-like cuts towards the end.
The bottom consists of a lehenga, which has a floral pattern all over the lehenga and is floor length and charmingly spreads out onto the floor giving it an elegant look.
All of which creates a complete look of the whole attire with a distinct idea while keeping the basics the same. This dress is distinct while maintaining a glamorous aesthetic.
Charming Kurta and Lehenga Dress Idea for Bride’s Sister
This attire is for those opting for a more charismatic, charming and royal-like look. The attire consists of a short kurta and lehenga which follows a similar pattern in both the torso and the bottom.
The attire is then completed with its dupatta which adds a graceful touch to the whole outfit. The dupatta can be worn in such a way that it can be draped on one shoulder and crossed under the other shoulder.
This creates the impression of a royal and sophisticated look.
The dupatta also adds a touch of an emerald green color which contrasts exquisitely with the color being followed all over the rest of the outfit.
Peach Light Pink Bride’s Sister Dress Design
Moving towards a more subtle and lightweight color. This attire is in a fine-looking blush-like peachy light-pink color. This attire consists of a long frock which is simple through and through.
The frock has only subtle detailing on its neckline and has a patterned border towards its hem. The overall look of the outfit is completed with its dupatta in the same color.
The dupatta has a net material and has shimmery sequins attached and finely spread out in various places onto the dupatta and collectively placed on the border of the dupatta.
Creating a mirror-like effect which is bound to reflect and bounce off the various colored lights at the event.
Light Color Formal Sleeveless Frock Dress for Bridal Sister
This attire following a similar trend to that of the previous dress is a floor-length sleeveless frock in a very subtle and refined light teal turquoise color. Giving off very little color, with just the right touch and hint of color, not too harsh and not too light.
The dress is made of a shimmery material and has very fine detailing towards the upward torso region. The overall look of the attire is finished with its dupatta which has striking golden flower-like patterns spread out all over the dupatta.
It has also been laced in the same golden color at its borders. The dupatta is in the same light color and in a see-through delicate net material, which is perfect to showcase the frock, both the frock and the dupatta contrastingly completing the look.
Peach Color Bridal Sister Dress Design Idea
This peach-colored dress is perfect for those who want to keep their outfit simple yet out-there. This ankle-length dress consists of a top layer and an underlayer. The under layer is plain and has sequins attached to it on its neckline and embroidery towards the border at the very end.
On the other hand, the top layer of the dress has fine-looking silver embroidery all over in different patterns, some floral and some following a stem-like pattern. The embroidery starts off as completely covered towards the neckline and the shoulder and starts falling dispersedly towards the mid and then continues to increase all the way up till the end.
The hem of the dress is cut out in a semi-circle pattern. The dress is paired with its dupatta which follows a similar pattern to that which has been followed throughout the rest of the dress. All of which adds up to create an aesthetic and alluring look!
Hopefully, these barat dresses for bridal sisters and barat dress design ideas assisted you in figuring out the less subtle bridal dress ideas to wear on the most important day of your siblings’ wedding!
