What Jayanti Reddy is loved for
Bridal lehengas with a soft, painterly palette, hand-embroidered statement blouses, and a beautifully styled bridal experience. A category leader for the lehenga-first bride.
Jayanti Reddy has built a beautiful Hyderabad couture house known for its romantic bridal lehengas and rich embroidery. For the bride whose centrepiece is the saree rather than the lehenga, our heritage handloom archive offers a different (and one that sits alongside it) path.

Bridal lehengas with a soft, painterly palette, hand-embroidered statement blouses, and a beautifully styled bridal experience. A category leader for the lehenga-first bride.
If the saree is the heart of your trousseau, our archive runs deeper. Four hundred curated heritage handloom sarees on the floor, two hundred more in the bridal vault. Every Banarasi signed by the karigar, every Kanjivaram GI-tagged, pure mulberry only. Loom-direct from Varanasi, Kanchipuram, Patan, Paithan.
A comparable bridal handloom from a couture studio typically sits between four and twelve lakh. Our equivalent kadhua Banarasi or pure-zari korvai Kanjivaram lives between one-point-five and five lakh, because we work a step away from the loom.
In-house karigars for zardozi, cutdana, aari, kundan and chikankari. Most brides who shop with Jayanti Reddy for the lehenga finish their trousseau here for the bridal saree and the everyday silks.
Plot No. 795, Road No. 36, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana 500033. Open daily 10:30 AM, 9:30 PM. Appointments preferred for bridal trousseau viewings.
For the saree, yes. We carry museum-quality handloom Banarasi, Kanjivaram, Patola and Paithani sourced loom-direct with GI certification and Silk Mark on every piece. For a couture bridal lehenga, Jayanti Reddy remains a category leader.
Comparable bridal-weight handloom sarees with us cost a half to a third of equivalent designer-label pieces because we work loom-direct without retail couture markup.
Yes, brides commonly visit Jayanti Reddy for lehengas and Trisha Silks for sarees and the everyday trousseau. The two ateliers are fifteen minutes apart.
Yes. Bring the saree and we will design a zardozi, cutdana or aari blouse around it. Four to eight weeks for fully hand-embroidered work.
Two hours in our Jubilee Hills salon, or forty-five minutes on video. You will know within the first ten sarees.