What do I wear as a non-Indian guest to an Indian wedding or event?

Choose a modest, colorful outfit — a sari, lehenga, salwar kameez, sharara, or gharara. For weddings, avoid white and black (mourning colors) and avoid red unless you are the bride. For Diwali or garba, brighter and bolder is welcome. Come in, tell us the event, and you are out the door in 20 minutes.

I'm a bride looking for a traditional day-of red lehenga. Do you carry those?

No — we do not stock the classic day-of red bridal lehenga. If red is a must, we recommend shops that specialize. But if you are flexible on color — burgundy, wine, plum, emerald, navy, ivory, or gold — we have hundreds of stunning bridal options.

What's a reasonable budget for a wedding-guest outfit?

Most guests spend $100 to $200 on a complete outfit. Sarees start at $150, salwar kameez from $100, lehengas from $200. Kids outfits from $50. No pressure, no upselling.

How long does a fitting take?

Many customers walk out in 20 minutes. Brides shopping for a full bridal set may want longer or a follow-up visit. We are an efficient in-and-out store.

Do you carry kids' and menswear?

Yes to both. Kids outfits for boys and girls. Menswear: kurta pajamas, sherwanis, and vests.

Can I buy just a dupatta, blouse, petticoat, or accessory on its own?

Yes — we sell almost everything a la carte. Petticoats, sari falls, dupattas, skirts, blouses fitted individually, fabric for tailoring or turbans, artificial jewelry, bangles, tikkas, and other accessories. Come in whether you need a whole outfit or just one missing piece.

Where are you located and when are you open?

18507 Pioneer Boulevard, Artesia, California 90701 — in Little India. Free rear-lot parking. Open Tuesday through Sunday until 6:45 PM. Closed Mondays.

Do you ship or offer virtual fittings?

Not really. We are an in-person store — the whole point of visiting is trying things on. DM us on Instagram ahead of your visit and we can set aside options.

Accessibility Statement

July 24, 2026

Our commitment

Loveleen Sari Palace is committed to ensuring that our website is accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities. We believe digital access matters as much as the physical welcome we extend at our atelier in Artesia, California — and we're actively working toward conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA.

What we've done

Built the site using semantic HTML (proper headings, landmarks, lists)
Provided alt text for product images
Ensured strong text-to-background contrast across the site
Made the site keyboard-navigable, with visible focus indicators
Respect the user's "reduce motion" preference for animations
Used scalable units so text can be resized in the browser without breaking the layout
Labeled form fields and provided accessible status messages
Used Shopify's Dawn theme as a foundation, which is built with accessibility in mind

Known limitations

We're a small family business and we're learning as we go. The following areas are in progress:

Some product images on older collection pages may still need updated alt text
Embedded third-party content (maps, Instagram embeds, payment processors) may not fully meet WCAG AA — we're working with these vendors

Need help, or hit a barrier?

If you have trouble using our website — for any reason, including but not limited to disability — please tell us. We will work with you directly to provide the information, product, or service you need.

Best way to reach us: Instagram direct message — @loveleensari In person: 18507 Pioneer Blvd, Artesia, CA 90701 Hours: Mon–Fri 12:15–7:00, Sat–Sun 11:15–7:00 Email: loveleensarip@gmail.com

Please describe the page, the action you were trying to take, the assistive technology you were using (if any), and the specific barrier you encountered. We'll respond within two business days and work with you to resolve it.

Our ongoing process

We test new pages and features with keyboard navigation and screen-reader tools before publishing
We do a full accessibility review at least once a year
All staff who write product descriptions and upload photos are trained on writing useful alt text
We welcome feedback from customers and from accessibility professionals

Standards reference

This site aims to conform to WCAG 2.1 Level AA — the current standard cited by U.S. courts in cases interpreting Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and California's Unruh Civil Rights Act.

Last reviewed: July 24, 2026

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