Bridal Silver Payal (Dulhan Payal)
Heavier 925 dulhan payal with ghungroo, made for the wedding day.
Bridal payal (dulhan payal) are the heavier, ghungroo-lined anklets worn for weddings and festive occasions. anokhi's bridal range is certified 925 sterling silver — substantial enough to sit properly and chime, and deliberately lighter than heavy traditional pieces, so it stays comfortable through a full wedding day. Every pair is BIS hallmarked and ships gift-boxed with a certificate of authenticity.
About bridal & festive silver payal
Is anokhi bridal payal heavy enough for a wedding?
Traditional dulhan payal are very heavy and cost upward of ₹20,000 in silver alone. Ours are visibly substantial, chime properly and stay comfortable for a full wedding day — honest about being a modern bridal piece rather than an heirloom one. If you want a very heavy heirloom pair, we would rather tell you we do not make it than call a lighter pair heavy.
Does the ghungroo make noise all day?
Yes, that is the point of ghungroo — but the volume depends on bell size and count. Our bridal pairs use small closed bells in five rows, which gives a soft continuous chime rather than a clatter. The daily-wear collection is the silent option.
Can I wear bridal payal with bichiya?
Yes, and it is the traditional pairing. Our payal-with-bichiya set ships two anklets and two matching adjustable toe rings in one box, in the same 925 silver and the same finish, so nothing is approximated across two purchases.