Shop Bridal Gharara Suits in Canada: Kameez, Gharara and Dupatta

Mid-length or long kameez

A mid-length kameez, 30 to 36 inches long, ends around or just above the knee depending on your height, leaving the gathered joint and its band in view; it is the traditional proportion and shows the flare at its widest. Check the length against your shoulder-to-knee measurement. A long kameez falls past the knee, covers the joint and gives more coverage, which some brides prefer for the ceremony itself. You will find full sleeves with boat, round, V and square necklines, plus off-shoulder cuts. To lengthen the shirt or raise the neckline on a design you like, ask before you order; changes that add fabric, embroidery or labour are priced and agreed first.

How a gharara differs from a sharara

A gharara stays close to the leg down to the knee, then breaks at a gathered joint into its flare; a sharara opens out from the hip with no joint. The names are often swapped, and one shop’s bridal sharara is another’s gharara, so judge by the knee. If you would rather wear one full skirt, compare our bridal lehenga cuts.

Colour by function

Ivory, white, off-white and gold with gold or rose-gold work suit a Nikkah; for ceremony designs, see our Nikkah gharara range. Maroon and deep red with antique gold remain the Baraat classic. Powder blue, ice blue, lilac, peach and nude pink keep a Walima light. Pistachio, sage, bottle green, orange and yellow suit the Mehndi, where our mehndi sharara and gharara looks take over.

Ordering from Canada: timing, fit and customs

Choose your delivery by the date of your first function; each time below starts the day after you order and includes stitching and shipping:

• Normal Delivery: up to 3 months, free
• Rush Delivery: up to 30 calendar days, CAD $59
• Super Rush Delivery: up to 14 calendar days, CAD $199

For Custom Size, our team contacts you after you order for your full measurements, and the gharara is stitched exactly to them; for a standard size, use the size guide and pick the larger size between two. Import charges are normally prepaid by us; if a courier ever asks you for customs, duty or tax, send us the receipt and we refund the verified amount. Cancel a bridal order within 24 hours for a full refund; after that and before dispatch, 35% of the amount paid is deducted. See our delivery information for the full terms.

Bridal gharara FAQs

How is the price shown, and how can I pay?

Prices appear in Canadian dollars on every design. Payment is by PayPal, card or bank transfer. If you ask for a change that adds fabric, embroidery or labour, we quote it before work starts, so the total is clear up front. Approved refunds go back to the payment method you used within up to 15 business days.

Can I check my gharara before it ships?

Yes. While our workshop is making it, ask on WhatsApp for progress photos and close-up videos. Pale blues, nude pink and gold thread are hard to read in product photos, so the videos are your chance to compare the real shade with your jewellery and ask about anything that looks different from what you expected.

Do you make ghararas for bridesmaids?

Yes, from the same range. You can order the bride’s design in a different colour for each sister, stitched to her measurements, or keep one colour for all and change only the dupatta. For simpler outfits, browse our sharara suits for guests; guest wear reaches Canadian addresses within up to 18 calendar days.