Indian festivals are well-known for their celebrations, which include gatherings of people, dancing, traditional rituals, and traditional Indian clothing. Finding suitable Indian clothing is one of the tasks. What you wear reflects your true emotions and mood.
At Fabanza, we believe the ideal shade can boost your ethnic look and make you shine in every celebration. Here’s your best color guide for Indian functions, from haldi to wedding celebrations, receptions, and beyond.
1. Haldi Ceremony – Yellow & Mustard
An ideal choice for the Haldi function, yellow is the color of happiness, positivity, and new beginnings.
How to Dress:
- Mustard sharara suits
- Floral lehengas with yellow accents
- Lightweight salwar suits in turmeric tones
Style Tip: Choose breathable fabrics like cotton or georgette—haldi ceremonies can get messy (in the best way!).
2. Mehendi Function – Green & Mint
Green represents freshness and peace, which fits well with the spirit of mehendi ceremonies.
How to Dress:
- Mirror work lehenga cholis in bottle green or pista
- Printed palazzo sets in sage or mint
- Anarkalis with gold embroidery on green base
Style Tip: Add floral jewelry and keep the outfit fuss-free for dancing and mehendi application.
3. Sangeet – Royal Blue, Wine & Metallics
The main focus of sangeet evenings is dancing and glam. A little shine and rich jewel tones work wonderfully.
How to Dress:
- Royal blue or wine-toned crop top and skirt sets
- Sequinned or foil print sarees in silver, gold, or rose gold
- Indo-western outfits from our festive wear collection
Style Tip: For festival look wear accessories to match the high-energy vibe.
4. Wedding Ceremony – Red, Maroon & Traditional Hues
Red and maroon presents love, trust, and prosperity — perfect for the big day, especially for close family or bridesmaids.
How to Dress:
- Embroidered silk sarees in red or rani pink
- Maroon lehengas with zari or stone work
- Anarkalis with contrasting dupattas in traditional palettes
Style Tip: Avoid red if you’re attending as a guest at a North Indian wedding unless the bride isn’t wearing red.
5. Reception – Pastels, Midnight Blue & Greys
Because receptions are more formal and elegant occasions, it is appropriate to reduce the level of festive boldness and instead showcase sophistication.
How to Dress:
- Pastel coloured lehengas or blush, lilac, or sky blue coloured gowns
- Silver embroidery midnight blue sarees
- Balance the look with greyish and mauve salwar suits with subtle shimmer or pearl details for a chic look.
Style Tip: Add casual jewelry and hair sleek for a stunning look.
6. Engagement or Roka – Peach, Coral & Ivory
These ceremonies call for soft elegance — think romantic colors that blend tradition with grace.
How to Dress:
- Coral Anarkalis or sharara suits
- Peach lehenga cholis with stone work
- Ivory sarees with pastel embroidery are festive perfection
Style Tip: Pair with pearls or kundan jewelry for that extra look!
7. Karva Chauth & Traditional Poojas – Red, Pink & Orange
Bright hues like as red, hot pink, and orange are often considered auspicious for traditional festivals and pujas.
How to Dress:
- Silk sarees in rich tones
- Bandhani or printed salwar suits
- Pink or Orange lehenga choli with beautiful gold thread embroidery!
Style Tip: Complete the look with a cute bindi, some colorful bangles, and a pretty maang tikka.
Final Thoughts
Colors are deeply symbolic in Indian culture — They may show feelings, energy, and even spiritual meaning. Fabanza offers a chosen ethnic assortment that will fit every color scheme and occasion, whether you want to go dramatic or keep it understated.
🎨 Explore by Color at Fabanza and find the perfect outfit for your next celebration!
