
Bespoke bridal gowns
Made-to-measure gowns designed from a blank page: silhouette, neckline, fabric, train and handwork chosen for the individual bride. Fittings refine the fit across the process rather than at the end of it.
Pune · By appointment
Custom gowns, lehengas, veils and hand-embroidered bridal details shaped around your story, your ceremony and the memories you want to carry forward.

The atelier
Gulnaz Amin Atelier is a bridal couture atelier in Pune creating bespoke gowns, lehengas, veils and hand-embroidered bridal looks. The work is made to measure rather than bought off a rail, and every piece begins with a private conversation about the bride's story, her ceremonies, her personal style and how she wants to feel on the day.
Design, hand embroidery, fitting and finishing all happen in the in-house atelier in Camp, Pune. Visits are private and by appointment, which is what makes it possible to change a neckline, move a motif or adjust a hemline while the piece is still on the table.
Brides usually begin the same way: an appointment, a conversation, and a look at what is possible. There is no obligation to commit at the first meeting.
What we create
Most brides come to the atelier for one garment and leave having planned a whole look. Each of these is designed individually, and they are designed to work together.

Made-to-measure gowns designed from a blank page: silhouette, neckline, fabric, train and handwork chosen for the individual bride. Fittings refine the fit across the process rather than at the end of it.

Skirt, blouse and dupatta developed as one look, with volume, drape and embroidery planned together. Weight and comfort matter as much as appearance when a lehenga is worn for a full day of ceremonies.

Veils designed alongside the outfit so length, edging and embroidery read as one look. Personalised details, such as a monogram or a name, can be embroidered into the veil itself.

Motifs drawn and placed by hand rather than repeated from a pattern book. Places, family symbols and keepsakes can be worked into the piece so the embroidery carries something specific to the bride.

Older embroidered garments can be repaired, restored, or carried into something new, so a mother's or grandmother's piece becomes part of the wedding rather than staying in a box.

Outfits for the mother of the bride and the family around her, and coordination across functions so the whole party reads as one. Discussed at the appointment alongside the bride's own pieces.
How it works
An appointment at the atelier, or a first conversation remotely if you are not in Pune.
Ceremonies, venue, climate, cultural notes, comfort, jewellery and what you want to feel like. This shapes everything that follows.
Silhouette, textiles, colour and handwork are settled into one clear direction, with references welcome.
The piece takes form in the atelier: patterns drawn, fabric cut, embroidery worked by hand.
Adjusted to your body and your movement, so it works standing, seated and in motion.
The complete look, including veil and finishing pieces, is checked, pressed and prepared for the day.
What makes it different
A bridal boutique sells you a garment. An atelier makes you one. The practical differences show up in what can be changed, and how late in the process you can change it.
Visit
The atelier is in Camp, central Pune, and visits are by appointment so each bride has the space and time the process needs. Brides outside Pune are welcome: the first conversation can happen remotely, with fittings planned around travel.
Address
Somjee House, 8, Dr Coyaji Rd
Hulshur, Camp
Pune, Maharashtra 411001
Appointments
+91 99210 75554
WhatsApp the atelier
Private visits by appointment
Areas served
Pune and across India
@gulnaz_amin
Questions
Begin here
Share your wedding date, ceremonies and the look you have in mind. Each enquiry is read personally before availability is confirmed.
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