Attire should align with the couple’s elegant look.

For the family of the bride and groom, the reception attire should complement the couple’s formal and elegant look, ensuring the entire family looks coordinated, yet distinct. Here are some refined and beautiful attire options for family members:

• Color: Soft pastels like peach, lavender, or ivory, or deep hues like maroon, gold, or emerald, to match the wedding theme.
• Fabric: Luxurious fabrics like silk, brocade, or satin for an elegant look.
• Design: A saree or lehenga with minimal but exquisite embroidery, or a stylish Anarkali gown.
• Styling: 
  • A matching blouse with the saree or lehenga, and delicate jewelry such as a diamond or gold set.
  • Hair styled in soft curls or an updo, with subtle makeup to enhance the look.

• Color: Classic black, navy blue, or deep shades like dark grey or brown, complementing the bride’s outfit.
• Fabric: Velvet, silk, or brocade for a refined, royal touch.
• Design: A well-tailored sherwani or a tuxedo with a contrasting pocket square or a brooch.
• Styling: 
  • Pair with traditional footwear like mojari or jutti, and a turban if desired.

• For Sisters: 
  • Color: Soft metallic tones or hues that complement the bride’s outfit.
  • Design: An elegant lehenga or saree with light embroidery or a fusion dress.
  • Styling: 
    • Keep the jewelry minimal but chic, and the hairstyle soft to complement the bride’s look.
  • For Brothers: 
    • Color: Coordinating suits or sherwanis in colors that match or complement the groom’s family.
    • Design: A classic kurta with a modern twist or a tailored suit.
    • Styling: 
      • Accessories like cufflinks and a pocket square, with simple hairstyles.

• Color: Rich hues like deep red, gold, or royal blue to complement the groom’s outfit.
• Fabric: Silk, satin, or velvet for a luxurious finish.
• Design: A saree or lehenga with light embroidery or a structured Anarkali with intricate detailing.
• Styling: 
  • Minimal but stunning jewelry, and a hairstyle with an elegant bun or curls.
  • Soft, natural makeup to complement the outfit.

• Color: Traditional dark colors like navy blue, black, or charcoal grey, to create a formal look.
• Fabric: Silk or velvet sherwani or a classic tuxedo.
• Design: A traditional Jodhpuri suit or a western-style suit with a slim-cut look.
• Styling: 
  • Pair with traditional footwear like mojari or embroidered loafers, and a coordinating turban (if desired).

• For Sisters: 
  • Color: Shades that complement the bride’s family or slightly contrasting hues for distinction.
  • Design: A lehenga choli or saree with contemporary detailing, such as mirror work or embellishments.
  • Styling: 
    • Minimal jewelry to keep the focus on the bride and groom.
    • Soft, natural makeup with a statement hairstyle.
  • For Brothers: 
    • Color: Coordinating colors with the groom, such as matching tones for the sherwani or kurta.
    • Design: A semi-formal look with a sherwani or a traditional kurta with churidar.
    • Styling: 
      • Add accessories like cufflinks, pocket squares, or brooches for extra flair.

• For Aunts: 
  • Color: Pastels or jewel tones, depending on the family’s preference.
  • Fabric: Silk, chiffon, or cotton-silk blends.
  • Design: A beautiful saree or lehenga, or even a contemporary gown with Indian embroidery.
  • Styling: 
    • Light jewelry and a hairstyle that complements the overall family theme.
  • For Uncles: 
    • Color: Traditional hues like deep brown, grey, or dark green.
    • Fabric: Brocade, velvet, or silk suits.
    • Design: A classic tailored suit or a sherwani with light embellishments.
    • Styling: 
      • A matching pocket square, brooch, or tie to blend with the family’s coordinated theme.

• For Young Girls: 
  • Color: Soft shades of pink, lavender, or golden to match the bride’s theme.
  • Design: A mini lehenga, saree, or a frock with embroidery or lace details.
  • Styling: 
    • Simple jewelry and comfortable footwear, with a cute hairstyle like soft curls or braids.
• For Young Boys: 
  • Color: Coordinating colors such as soft gold, ivory, or dark blue.
  • Design: A kurta with matching pants, or a modern sherwani with delicate embroidery.
  • Styling: 
    • Minimal accessories and comfortable shoes.

• For Ladies: 
  • Comfortable heels or embellished juttis that complement the outfit.
• For Men: 
  • Traditional mojari, juttis, or formal shoes depending on the attire.

The family’s attire should reflect the significance of the event, while remaining in harmony with the bride and groom’s outfits. By coordinating the colors, fabrics, and designs of the bride and groom’s family, Divine Pheras ensures that every family member shines on the big day while creating a memorable visual harmony throughout the wedding celebration.