शुभ विवाह
Two people.
One celebration.
Jewellery chosen for both.
Explore jewellery for the bride, groom and the traditions surrounding your wedding day.
For the Bride
Jewellery that becomes part of the bridal story.
Some pieces are chosen for the ceremony, some for the photographs, and some to be worn for years after. We’ll help you see how they sit together.
- Tilhari
- Naugedi
- Traditional Necklace
- Chandrahar-inspired pieces
- Earrings
- Bangles
- Rings
- Pote jewellery
- Bridal head ornaments
For the Groom
Details chosen for his part of the celebration.
A ring, a chain, a bracelet — fewer pieces, chosen carefully.
- Wedding Ring
- Gold Ring
- Gold Chain
- Bracelet
- Gift Jewellery
Chosen separately.
Remembered together.
Plan your jewellery together.
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Tell us about your wedding
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Explore bride & groom collections
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Discuss your preferences
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Choose your pieces
A short guide
Jewellery connected to tradition.
Tilhari
तिलहरीA gold pendant worn on strands of pote beads, widely associated with Nepali bridal and married life.
Naugedi
नौगेडीA necklace of gold beads, often chosen for weddings and family celebrations.
Chandrahar
चन्द्रहारLayered gold strands, a statement necklace for the bride.
Pote
पोतेGlass bead strands, commonly worn in red or green, often paired with gold.
Traditional Jhumka
झुम्काBell-shaped earrings that move with every turn of the head.
Bangles
चुराGold bangles worn alone or layered with red glass chura.
Wedding Rings
औंठीRings chosen for the bride and groom, often as a matching pair.
Occasions
- Wedding
- Engagement
- Reception
- Teej
- Dashain & Tihar
- Anniversary
- Gifting
- Family Celebrations
Planning your wedding in Pokhara?
Visit S Bhu Pu Sainik Jewellers in Mahendrapool and explore jewellery for both of you.