PICS: What haute Indian brides will wear this wedding season

Here's a preview of the bridalwear set to scorch the ramp at Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week, to be held in Delhi later this month.

The fourth instalment of Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week is scheduled to take place in the capital for the first time from July 23 to 28, 2013, followed by Mumbai in October.

Twelve prominent Indian designers are participating this year and last night, they offered a sneak peek of what's going to be up on offer with a preview in Delhi -- take a look.

Actress Jacqueline Fernandez, who has signed up as the face of Bridal Week 2013, added a dash of glamour to the event when she took to the runway in this stunning Jyotsna Tiwari ensemble.

Another of Tiwari's designs was showcased by model Candice Pinto -- a lovely nude lehenga with multicoloured choli and strong pink accents.

Former Miss India Manasvi Mamgai stepped out in this heavily embroidered Falguni & Shane Peacock creation, complete with laser-cut metal corset.

This ethereal tulle, lace and embroidered affair modelled by Indrani Dasgupta is a taste of what Tarun Tahiliani will be showcasing at the Grand Finale of Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week.

Wearing a red sari with a royal blue ethnic jacket, Sucheta Sharma strikes a pose for couturier Raghavendra Rathore.

In deep earthy tones of brown and wine, this voluminous wonder was the work of duo Ashima Leena.

Talented twosome Shantanu & Nikhil decided to showcase a Western silhouette at the preview, a one-sided gown with touches of embroidery and layering.

This medieval high-collared design donned by Alesia Raut had Rohit Bal's dramatic flair written all over it.

Duo Meera Muzaffar Ali's lehenga had a traditional feel, with a demure cut and tasteful embroidery set against a pale palette.

Rich but never flamboyant, luxurious but never over the top, the stylings of JJ Valaya were easy to discern.

Anjali Lavania made quite a statement for 2013 bridals in this gold and tangerine tantaliser by Adarsh Gill.

Former Miss India Dayana Erappa was a vision in this nude, sheen-tinted number by Rina Dhaka.

Another departure from ethnicwear, this delicate toga-like design was the work of none other than Suneet Varma.

Designers Rina Dhaka, Rohit Bal, Shantanu & Nikhil and Suneet Varma pose alongside their muses as the Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week Preview draws to a close.