4 events. 4 moods. Still felt like one wardrobe.
Malika Garg
Emotion-led, full family wedding styling
Feb 2026
“Every function had its own identity — but the story stayed connected throughout.”
Location: Jaipur + Delhi recce
Events: Home Mehendi, Mehendi, Haldi, Sangeet, After Party, Mayra, Pheras, Reception
Looks: Multiple across bride + family
Starting Point: From scratch
Styling Scope: Bride + Full Family + Select Groom Styling
Styled by: Tehri
Planner: —
Photographer: —
This wedding was built over months — through moodboards, recce trips, custom development,
ttings, and continuous renement across functions.
The goal was never just outt coordination. It was to create a wedding that felt emotionally connected, visually
layered, and deeply personal to the family.
Recurring details were carried subtly across functions — heirloom elements, personalized embroidery,
coordinated styling, and handcrafted details that tied everything together without feeling repetitive.
Nothing was directly matched. Coordination came through fabrics, motifs, textures, silhouettes, and styling
language instead.
An intimate beginning — softer styling, heirloom touches, and a more personal mood.
A brighter Punjabi celebration with layered styling, stronger colour, and coordinated family dressing.
Playful pastel tones with lighter styling, handcrafted details, and softer festive elements.
Sharper silhouettes, rose gold accents, and a more glamorous evening-led direction.
A complete shift in mood — personalized denim, rhinestones, typography, and playful styling.
Emotion-led styling built around heirloom pieces and family signicance.
Traditional at the core — temple jewellery, handcrafted detailing, and South Indian-inspired elements adapted to the setting.
Deep heritage tones, layered bridal styling, and a stronger, more formal nish to the wedding story.
Building coordination through storytelling, styling language, and emotional detailing — not repetition.