The Moh Edit

Wedding & Festive Wear

Lehenga, sharara and anarkali sets for weddings. Moh is our most festive edit, with thread and sequin embroidery on every piece. Choose Meera, a rust lehenga set, or Maya, a golden anarkali, for the wedding day or reception; Mahi, a green sharara set, or Muski, a one-shoulder palazzo set, for mehendi and sangeet; and Meher, an ivory A-line kurta set, for daytime functions.

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How to choose from the Moh capsule

Moh is where Togaa goes all in on celebration. Every piece carries thread and sequin embroidery with hand-embellished detailing, and each set comes with a matching dupatta finished with a scalloped, zari or metallic border.

For the wedding day itself or a reception, start with Meera, a vermilion-rust lehenga with an open-back halter blouse, or Maya, a golden anarkali with all-over embroidery.

For mehendi and sangeet, Mahi pairs a green straight kurta with flared sharara palazzos, and Muski brings a one-shoulder rose-pink kurta with wide palazzos for guests who like a fashion-forward look.

For daytime functions, Meher is an ivory A-line kurta with multicolour floral embroidery, set against rani-pink pants.

Every Moh set comes in sizes XS to XXL. If you're between sizes or planning an outfit for a specific date, write to us before ordering and we'll help you choose.

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Wedding & Festive Wear: questions

Which Moh outfit works best for a wedding reception?

Maya, the golden anarkali, and Meera, the embroidered lehenga set, are the most formal pieces in the capsule and suit evening receptions well.

What's the difference between the anarkali, lehenga and sharara sets?

An anarkali is one long, flared piece worn with a dupatta. A lehenga has a separate blouse and skirt. A sharara set pairs a kurta with flared, palazzo-style bottoms. Moh has one of each: Maya, Meera and Mahi.

What sizes are available?

Every Moh design is offered in XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL.

What is the difference between a sharara and a gharara?

A sharara flares out in one continuous line. A gharara is fitted to the knee, joined with a band, and flares below it. Mahi comes with sharara-style palazzos.

Can a wedding guest wear a lehenga?

Yes. A lehenga is a popular guest choice for sangeet, reception and wedding functions. Just avoid the bride's colours. See Meera.