According to the brand, the partnership with Tahiliani will be about his signature draping and interpretation of Indian textile heritage complementing Shree Jee’s precision craftmanship, and the joint showcase will cater specifically to modern grooms
New Delhi: Jaipur-based jewellery house Shree Jee has partnered with celebrated designer Tarun Tahiliani for the upcoming Manifest Wedding Weekend, a B2C exhibition bringing together some of the country’s top fashion and jewellery designers under one roof and presented in association with the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI).
The event, scheduled for August 2–3, 2025 at the Taj Palace, New Delhi, is expected to redefine the landscape of modern Indian wedding fashion.
According to the brand, this partnership shines a spotlight on Shree Jee’s men’s jewellery collection, combining its precision craftmanship with Tahiliani’s signature draping and interpretation of Indian textile heritage, weaving together the design philosophies of both brands.
“We are thrilled to collaborate with Tarun Tahiliani for the Manifest Wedding Weekend at the iconic Taj Palace, New Delhi. This partnership brings together Shree Jee’s visionary design sensibilities with Tarun Tahiliani’s sartorial excellence in menswear,” said Suvrat Mittal, Partner, Shree Jee Jaipur.
Brand representatives emphasized that the joint showcase will cater specifically to modern grooms, focusing on structured silhouettes, contemporary styling, and exquisite craftsmanship. By combining jewellery with menswear, Shree Jee aims to offer bespoke wedding solutions to discerning clients seeking elegance and authenticity. On display will be Shree Jee’s most recent collections, as well as select pieces designed specifically for the event.
“Tarun Tahiliani’s modern interpretation of Indian heritage aligns beautifully with Shree Jee’s focus on elegance, structure and precision. This partnership allows us to reach a discerning clientele while staying true to our roots,” the brand representative added.
While the collaboration is currently focused on creating a standout experience at the Wedding Weekend, the brand is optimistic about the future of this partnership. Discussions are already under way for potential joint campaigns, exclusive capsule collections, and bespoke styling experiences that may unfold in the near future.
“This collaboration marks the beginning of a meaningful partnership,” Mittal shared. “The vision is to build something enduring that resonates with our shared clientele.”
Among the jewellery houses participating, designer Archana Aggarwal will showcase a selection of fine jewellery, including statement pieces featuring emeralds, rubies, and diamonds. Isvari Jalandhar is also slated to present a curated line of bridal and occasion jewellery, with a special focus on traditional polki designs.
Established in Jaipur with a single store, Shree Jee Jewellers has been a family-run business since its inception. It began by dealing in antiques in the 1940s, before transitioning into fine Jadau and diamond jewellery in the 1980s. Today, the business is led by the fourth generation of the Mittal family, with Suvrat Mittal at the helm.
Written by Megha Misra
Retail Jeweller India Exclusive
