1) Saree: A traditional Indian garment consisting of a long piece of fabric draped around the body, often with intricate designs and embellishments. Note: Sarees are beautiful, but it is one piece of fabric, which is hard to manage/dance in. Lehenga: A two-piece outfit with a flowing skirt and a fitted choli (blouse). 2) Anarkali Salwar Kameez: A long, flowing kameez with a fitted bodice, often considered a more modern take on traditional attire. 3) Churidar Salwar Kameez: A fitted salwar (pant) with a long kameez featuring embroidery or embellishments. 4) Kurta with Palazzo Pants: A long, loose-fitting kurta paired with wide-legged pants
1) Sherwani: A long, formal coat with intricate embroidery, considered the most traditional attire for Indian weddings. 2) Kurta Pajama: A loose shirt (kurta) with matching pajama pants. Dhoti Kurta: A traditional Indian garment where a dhoti (wrapped cloth) is paired with a kurta. 3) Bandhgala Coat: A Nehru jacket style coat with a high collar, often worn with trousers. 4) Classic Suit: A well-tailored suit can be appropriate depending on the wedding's formality.
The bride/groom and direct family will be wearing traditional Indian attire, but please do not feel pressured into buying or wearing Indian clothing for this celebration. Cocktail/formal attire is welcomed!