The Trousseau Edit

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    Ridhi Mehra’s Trousseau Edit brings together pieces that make trousseau shopping a little easier and more special. From outfits for wedding celebrations to looks for everything that comes after, the collection has something for every part of a bride’s new wardrobe. Build your bridal trousseau with beautiful trousseau outfits, and find pieces that work beyond the wedding day. Whether you are planning your wedding shopping checklist or looking for post-wedding outfits, there is something to take with you into every new celebration.

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    A bridal trousseau is the collection of outfits and accessories a bride builds for her life and celebrations after the wedding. It typically goes beyond the wedding-day wardrobe, bringing together versatile pieces for festive occasions, family gatherings, dinners, parties, holidays and future celebrations.

    A well-rounded trousseau can include a mix of sarees, lehengas, Anarkalis, shararas, kurta sets, saree-skirt sets and versatile separates. The idea is to balance statement occasionwear with lighter, more versatile pieces that can be styled repeatedly. Ridhi Mehra’s Trousseau Edit includes silhouettes ranging from sarees and lehengas to Anarkalis, peplum sets and shararas.

    There is no fixed number. The ideal trousseau depends on the number of celebrations, the bride’s personal style and how much she wants to repeat or restyle. A considered wardrobe can combine statement outfits for major occasions with lighter looks for intimate gatherings, lunches, pujas and post-wedding events.

    The Bridal Edit focuses primarily on the wedding celebration and its most significant occasions, with a strong emphasis on statement bridal and wedding-ready pieces. The Trousseau Edit is broader and more versatile, bringing together outfits that can be worn across festive occasions and celebrations beyond the wedding itself.

    It is best to begin trousseau planning several months before the wedding, particularly when ordering made-to-measure pieces. Ridhi Mehra states that made-to-order garments generally require 30–60 days, while individual pieces can vary depending on their construction and customisation.