India is a land of myriad traditions and vibrant cultures, the most important being the weddings held here. The classic wedding ensembles and apparels produced here hold the pride of being some of the most exquisite and finest works of art. The embroidery done for wedding suits involves great skill and workmanship as it employs highly meticulous and fine types of embroidery. Some common types of embroidery patterns are as follows:

Kashmiri embroidery : It basically employs the use of chain, satin, slanted darn ad stem stitches to produce intricate motifs in concentric forms.It is popularly known as Sozni or doruka embroidery.
Zardozi embroidery : This embroidery is done with a crochet hook using metallic threads. It engages the use of zari embellishments such as coiled wire, dabka, tilla, beads etc. to create intricate motifs and patterns.
Aari Bharat Embroidery : This form of embroidery primarily involves the use of a gold or silver zari thread pushed through a hooked needle to produce extremely fine stitches.The patterns may either line figures of royal moghuls of intricate motifs displaying the creative genius of craftsmen.

A host other embroidery patterns and designs are woven on a variety of fabrics that primarily include:

• Brocades
• Satins
• Silks
• Corduroy
• Polyester Fabrics