Mon–Sat · 12–10 pm Liberty Market, Lahore Since 1993 Book on WhatsApp →
A bride in a deep red sharara with gold zardozi and paisley embroidery, resting a hand on a gold bench in a sandstone hall

A family house of Bridal couture · Lahore · Est. 1993

Made to be handed down.

Three generations of one Lahore family, and karigars who still stitch every bridal by hand.

Welcome to Aashee's

For over thirty years, our doors in Liberty Market have opened to brides, their mothers, sisters and best friends. Some of the brides we dress today are daughters of the brides we dressed then.

  • 1993Liberty Market, Lahore
  • By handZardozi · dabka · tilla · pearl
  • 5.0Rated by brides on Google
An ivory dupatta with a heavy gold woven and embroidered border

Heirloom bridals

Your mother's bridal isn't old.

It's hand zardozi that would take a karigar months to make today. Bring us a mother's or grandmother's bridal and we'll give it a new life: the same handwork, a new silhouette, made to fit you.

Ask about reworking a bridal

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What our families say

5.0 on Google

“The craftsmanship, elegance, and attention to detail were simply outstanding.”
Saim Shahzad · Google review
“She said she had never seen anything like it! The quality of the bridal dress was outstanding.”
Fardad · Google review
“We've already ordered dresses for three brides of our family, and more to come.”
Google review

Were you an Aashee's bride, or her mother? We'd love to hear how it went.

Let's begin your bridal.

Tell us your date. We'll put the chai on.

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