Step into the World of Pataaree, where tradition meets innovation. Founded in 2016 by Shagun Bawa
and Rekha Thakur, Pataaree reimagines the Indian wedding with curated, handmade, and customized
creations that bring a unique, personal touch to your special day. Discover the charm of heirlooms and
the magic of love and laughter
7 Facts About Pataaree
It’s our 7th Birthday, and we would like to re-introduce our brand Pataaree
to you, because it’s not just a bespoke wedding essential studio!
The Revivalists
In 2017, Pataaree revived the Sahe Chithi, a traditional Punjabi wedding letter, turning it into our bestseller by blending cultural heritage with modern design.
Designed in India
Design sparks the greatest stories. For seven years, Pataaree has crafted and shipped globally, creating unique narratives through our India-designed products.
Handcrafted in House
We don’t use ready-made items. Instead, our skilled local artisans, full of energy and creativity, craft each product with passion, turning them into cherished
heirlooms.
Made to Order
The bride and groom take center stage, and we've
passionately crafted trendsetting wedding essentials
for them. At Pataaree, we're a bespoke brand for all
occasions. Celebrate originality with us.
A Collaborative spirit
We embrace diversity and inclusion through collaborations. From partnering with Peedu's People for pet-friendly weddings to supporting the LGBTQI community with our 'Trunk of Love Stories,' we believe in strengthening community ties
Heirlooms of Love
We're passionate about Banarasi fabric—timeless and treasured. At Pataaree, we craft exquisite pieces that celebrate tradition, creating heirlooms to be cherished and passed down through generations.
Ladies First
We are a women driven brand with more than 60% of our team members being women and less than 1% attrition rate. We have women team leads whose leadership is honored by all in their respective teams.
Do rukh, par rooh ik o hi,
Do kasbe, par kaaba ik o hi,
Do khayal, par zubaan ik o hi,
Do reet, par riwaaz ik o hi,
Do zariye, par zaika ik o hi,
Do nazariye, par niyat ik o hi,
Do zameen, par aasmaan ik o hi,
Do warq, par kahaani ik o hi,
Do raah, par manzil ik o hi,
Do dhung, par dastoor ik o hi,
Do pakh, par Pataaree ik o hi
Manje bistre, boliyan-sithniyan, jaago-tappe - it took an entire village to run a wedding! Reliving the old world charm of a forgotten time with Sardar Swaran Singh
In a heartfelt conversation, Amy Singh explores the shared heritage of Lahore and Amritsar, connecting their architecture, culture, and traditions. She also serenades Shagun with her favorite Noor Jahan song, bridging history with melody.
When conflicts arise, roots are often lost. In search of connections, we discovered the Punjab Digital Library in Chandigarh, a hidden gem preserving Punjab's rich heritage through archives and artifacts from around the world.
Geetanjali, Outreach Coordinator at Punjab Digital, shows us artifacts with stories etched into them and pictures that bridge the gap between the two nations.
