Family's attire should be elegant, complementing the couple.

The attire for family members during the Jaimala ceremony should be elegant and harmonize with the bride and groom’s outfits while allowing them to shine as the central focus. Here are some refined and visually appealing suggestions for family members:

1. Sarees:
    
   • Design: Rich Banarasi silk, Kanjeevaram, or georgette sarees with zari, sequin, or stone embellishments.
   • Colors: Soft pastels, gold, maroon, or jewel tones to match the bride’s lehenga.

1. Lehenga-Choli:
    
   • Design: Light lehengas with floral embroidery or threadwork.
   • Colors: Coordinating hues like peach, mint green, or royal blue.

1. Anarkalis:
    
   • Design: Flowy Anarkali suits with intricate detailing and a subtle flair.
   • Fabric: Silk, net, or chiffon.

1. Accessories:
    
   • Jewelry in gold, kundan, or polki styles.
   • Hair adorned with gajras or minimal floral accessories.

1. Sherwanis or Kurta Sets:
    
   • Design: Light embroidery or self-patterned sherwanis.
   • Colors: Muted gold, cream, or pastel shades matching the bride.

1. Bandhgala Jackets:
    
   • Pairing: Worn with trousers or dhotis for a modern yet traditional look.

1. Accessories:
    
   • Safas (turbans) in matching shades with floral or jeweled kalgis.
   • Brooches for added flair.

1. Sarees:
    
   • Design: Heavily embroidered sarees in silk, georgette, or organza.
   • Colors: Jewel tones or coordinated shades like maroon, gold, or emerald green.

1. Lehenga or Gowns:
    
   • Design: Contemporary gowns with sequins or traditional lehengas with subtle embroidery.
   • Colors: Metallic tones like rose gold or champagne.

1. Accessories:
    
   • Statement necklaces or chokers in gold or diamond.
   • Bangles, earrings, and maang tikka for added grace.

1. Sherwanis or Achkans:
    
   • Design: Embellished with minimal zari or threadwork.
   • Colors: Shades like ivory, beige, or light gold.

1. Kurta-Pajama Sets:
    
   • Design: With a Nehru jacket in complementary colors.

1. Accessories:
    
   • Contrasting dupattas for a festive touch.
   • Mojaris or formal sandals.

1. Elegant Salwar Suits:
    
   • Design: Subtle embroidery with a touch of sparkle.
   • Colors: Coordinating pastel or metallic shades.

1. Lehenga Sets or Sarees:
    
   • Design: Lightweight with delicate embellishments.

1. Simple Kurtas:
    
   • Design: Plain or lightly embroidered kurtas paired with contrasting stoles.
   • Colors: Neutral tones like beige or white with pastel stoles.

1. Nehru Jackets:
    
   • Pairing: Worn over kurta sets for a semi-formal look.

• Use a unifying color palette like pastels, golds, or jewel tones that align with the bride and groom’s outfits.
• Ensure that family members’ attire complements the main couple without overshadowing them.
• Incorporate coordinated accessories like safas, stoles, or jewelry for a cohesive look.

These attire suggestions ensure that family members look graceful and perfectly aligned with the grandeur of the Jaimala ceremony. Divine Pheras ensures every detail is thoughtfully planned for your dream wedding!