From bridal Kanjeevarams to festive Banarasis, our expert drapists pleat, pin, and style your saree so it sits flawlessly from the first photograph to the last dance — in-store or at your doorstep.
Heavy Kanjeevarams, slippery georgettes and delicate organzas each need a different touch.
Our drapists understand how every fabric falls. They set the pleats to your height and footwear, balance the pallu to show off its zari, and pin everything securely so you can move, dance and pose with confidence all day.
Whether it is a wedding morning or a family puja, we take care of every pleat so you can simply step in and shine.
Heavy silks, layered dupattas, jewellery and veil placement handled with precise pinning so your drape stays secure through every ritual.
Your saree is ironed, measured to your height and pleated in advance, then box-folded so you can wear it in minutes — perfect for travel.
Elegant drapes for receptions, sangeets, festivals and office events, styled to suit your saree fabric, body type and occasion.
Bridesmaids, mothers and relatives draped together on the wedding day with coordinated styles and on-time scheduling.
Our drapist comes to your home, hotel or wedding venue with pins, clips and a styling kit — or visit our boutique for a relaxed session.
Learn to drape your own saree in one-on-one sessions, from everyday Nivi pleats to festive regional styles.
India has more than a hundred ways to wear a saree. These are the styles our clients ask for most.
The classic and most popular drape — neat front pleats tucked at the waist with a graceful pallu over the left shoulder.
The traditional nine-yard Tamil Brahmin Madisar and temple-style drapes, ideal for Kanjeevaram brides and auspicious ceremonies.
Broad box pleats in front with the pallu brought around from the back to both sides, often finished with a decorative key bunch.
The pallu is brought over the right shoulder to the front, beautifully displaying heavy bridal pallus and Banarasi brocades.
The regal nine-yard kashta drape tucked at the back like a dhoti — a timeless choice for Marathi weddings and festivals.
The Kodava drape with pleats tucked at the back and the pallu pinned neatly over the right shoulder.
Contemporary silhouettes that hug the figure or flare like a lehenga — loved for receptions and cocktail evenings.
Modern one-shoulder, cape and belted styles that pair your heirloom saree with a fresh, fashion-forward look.
Four simple steps between you and a flawless drape.
Call or WhatsApp us with your date, venue, number of people and preferred draping style.
Drop off your saree or send it to us. We note your height, heel size and blouse fit for perfect pleats.
Your saree is ironed, pleated and box-folded — with a trial session for brides.
On the day, our drapist pins and styles your saree in 30–60 minutes so it stays secure all day.
Most drapes take 30 to 45 minutes. Bridal and nine-yard styles such as Madisar or Nauvari may take up to an hour, so please plan this into your getting-ready schedule.
Absolutely. We drape all sarees — silk, georgette, organza, cotton and heirloom pieces. Pre-pleating is complimentary for sarees purchased from us.
Please be wearing a well-fitted blouse, a matching saree petticoat (or shapewear) and the footwear you will wear at the event, so the length can be set correctly. We bring pins, clips and a styling kit.
We recommend booking 2–4 weeks ahead during the wedding season, especially for early-morning muhurtham slots or group draping for the whole family.
Tell us your date, venue and favourite style — our drapist will take care of the rest.