Designer Suit Salwar Kameez for girls

A party wear salwar kameez is essentially heavily embroidered using different forms of embroidery such as mirror embroidery, zardozi embroidery, soof embroidery or zari work, booti work, cufdana work, kundan work or dori work. An engagement party precedes the wedding party or bridal party, and although it is a formal occasion, it does not quite measure up to the grand finale – the wedding party.

The salwar kameez is formal and adorned with much embroidery, but women may reserve their best salwar kameez for the wedding day. Salwar kameez for the engagement party are formal, but they may be a tad low-key, unless you are very closely related to the bridegroom or bride and afford it too.

The reception party or bridal party too is a formal affair with invitees gathering to bless the newly wed couple. You would expect a dazzling array of salwar kameez and glittering jewelry on the occasion. Birthday parties and other such semi-formal occasions call for semi-formal party wear salwar kameez. Salwar kameez for these occasions can be trendy, printed or adorned with light embroidery work.

Designer Suit Salwar Kameez for girl

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