Family attire should complement the couple’s vibrant look.

The Haldi ceremony is a fun and lively celebration, and it’s essential that the family’s attire complements the joyful atmosphere and the bride and groom’s outfits. The family should embrace vibrant colors like yellow, orange, and gold, while maintaining a stylish and coordinated look. Here are some attire ideas for the family of the bride and groom, complementing the bride and groom’s Haldi attire:

Sarees are always a classic choice for the Haldi ceremony, and for mothers, aunts, and elder female relatives, they can create a cohesive family look.
Style Ideas:

• Bright yellow or mustard sarees in fabrics like silk, chiffon, or cotton.
• Simple Gota Patti, threadwork, or block prints to maintain a traditional feel.
• Floral sarees with yellow, orange, or gold highlights that coordinate with the bride’s attire.

For sisters, cousins, and younger female relatives, a lehenga adds elegance and flair.
Style Ideas:

• Brightly colored lehengas in yellow, gold, or other complementary shades to match the bride’s look.
• Simple yet chic lehengas with floral motifs or light embellishments.
• Pair with matching blouses, and opt for lightweight fabrics like georgette or chiffon for comfort.

Anarkali suits are ideal for those seeking a traditional yet modern look for Haldi.
Style Ideas:

• Yellow or gold Anarkalis with simple thread-work or hand-embroidered designs.
• Light fabrics like cotton or silk, perfect for a lively outdoor ceremony.
• Add a dupatta with a gold or floral border to elevate the look.

For fathers, uncles, and elder male relatives, a kurta set in yellow or other traditional colors complements the festive atmosphere.
Style Ideas:

• A plain or embroidered yellow kurta paired with white or cream churidar or pajama.
• Pair with a matching dupatta or stole for added elegance.
• Embellish with minimal yet traditional accessories like a brooch or pocket square.

Dhoti kurtas are an ideal and regal option for male family members, offering a traditional Indian touch to the occasion.
Style Ideas:

• A yellow or mustard-colored dhoti kurta with Gota Patti or light embroidery on the kurta.
• A beige or off-white dhoti to contrast with the yellow kurta.
• Add a matching turban or headpiece to coordinate with the groom’s look.

Indo-western outfits for both genders provide a blend of comfort, modernity, and tradition.
Style Ideas for Women:

• A yellow or gold Indo-western gown or tunic-style kurta with a flowing skirt or palazzo.
  Style Ideas for Men:
• A pastel yellow or gold jacket-style kurta or sherwani paired with slim-fit trousers.
• Floral accents or embroidery on the outfit to match the bride’s outfit.

For a comfortable yet stylish option for male family members.
Style Ideas:

• A yellow or mustard kurta with a Patiala or loose pants for comfort and style.
• Embellished with Gota Patti work or simple embroidery for a traditional look.

• For Women: Floral jewelry made from fresh marigolds, pearls, or artificial flowers to add a festive vibe.
• For Men: A traditional pocket square, cufflinks, or floral boutonniere that matches the bride’s flowers.
• Footwear: Comfortable yet stylish footwear like juttis, kolhapuris, or moccasins.

With these outfit suggestions, the bride and groom’s family can create a coordinated, beautiful, and vibrant look for the Haldi ceremony. Divine Pheras helps you achieve the perfect balance of tradition and style, ensuring everyone shines on this joyful day!