Dhaka Muslin Wedding Scarves

Dhaka Muslin Wedding Scarves for the Bride and the Groom

A Dhaka muslin wedding scarf is the lighter, simpler piece: a handwoven cotton scarf for the groom’s neck with a summer suit, or for the bride’s shoulders over a strapless gown. It is cool in heat, soft against the skin, and small enough to carry all day with you.

Dhaka Muslin Wedding Scarves

Scarf or shawl?

Muslin wedding scarfMuslin wedding shawl
WornAround the neck or loosely over the shouldersOver both shoulders, over the head, or as a dupatta
SuitsSuits, simpler gowns, the groomLehengas, sarees, full gowns, the nikkah
As a giftEasy to give without knowing the outfitBest when you know the colours of the day

Want the larger piece? See our Dhaka muslin wedding shawls.

For the groom

A muslin scarf with a light suit or a linen kurta gives the groom one handmade piece that is his alone. In a colour that picks up the bride’s outfit, it ties the two of you together in photographs without matching.

For the bride

A muslin scarf over the shoulders softens a strapless or sleeveless gown for the ceremony and comes off for the dancing. At a garden or beach wedding, it is cover from the sun that weighs almost nothing.

As a wedding gift

A scarf is the gift you can choose without knowing the outfit. Each one can be sent boxed with its certificate and a handwritten card in the Gift Edition.

How to own a piece

Select Request to Own on any piece. We reply on WhatsApp to confirm it is available and to agree delivery, timing for your wedding date and payment with you. Nothing is charged until you have confirmed.

Questions

Can a man wear a muslin scarf?

Yes. Muslin is cotton and reads as relaxed and light, which suits summer and daytime weddings.

Is a muslin scarf warm enough for winter?

No. It is made to be breatheable. For a winter wedding, choose a Cervelt wedding scarf.

Can I order a scarf for the groom and a shawl for the bride as a set?

Ask when you request a piece and we will tell you what can be made as a pair.

Woven for Vivah by Muslin Dhaka.

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