Where to buy or ren bridemaids' saris?

Re: Where to buy or ren bridemaids' saris?

• mcda04 member

  

  June 2013

  Where are the other girls buying theirs? Maybe a wholesale price will be lower but have you checked on etsy? Maybe your local seamstress can help make you one.
  
  http://www.cbazaar.com/party-wear-saree/simplistic-charm/exotic-maroon-georgette-saree-p-sacvp8119a.html?gclid=CKf8052vgLgCFeU5Qgodow8Aeg
  
  http://www.etsy.com/listing/111240242/ready-made-crystal-sari?ref=sr_gallery_5&ga_search_query=sari&ga_order=most_relevant&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_ship_to=US&ga_search_type=handmade
  
  
  

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• manateehugger member

  

  June 2013

  Is the bride or her FI actually Indian?

  
  

  Typically, sari's are custom designed and ordered. 

  

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• winelover123 member

  

  June 2013

  I got mine from a local store - google "sari shops" in your area and see if you come up with anything. I'm assuming either the bride or her FI is Indian, so talk to them to see where the women in their families get their saris.
  
  Overstock has some and you can always find quite a few on ebay.
  

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• GB520 member

  

  June 2013

  Where do you live? My best friend is Pakistani and she gets her outfits from either directly Pakistan or NYC. I am almost positive that I saw A girl on say yes to the dress the big day was at a shop ordering hers, I think they lived on Staten Island. I live in the 3rd most populous South Asian county in the country. Try searching online for stores in Edison, NJ. There's a few enclaves it's like being in another country so I'd imagine there's vendors that provide the traditional outfits. Also try specialty stores I know they are out there. You may need to find a diverse area like a city and order directly from the store. Hope this helps.

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