As the light from your Diwali lights begins to fade, the season of celebrations is just getting started! As winter sets in we start to get lots of invites for weddings, engagements, cocktail parties and family get togethers. The eternal question arises.
Whilst shopping for new outfits can be exciting, investing in some stunning sarees can make all the difference.
Picture yourself wearing a gorgeous saree to your Diwali party and changing it up to create a whole new outfit for your winter wedding. Pairing with the right blouse, bold accessories and styling you can create multiple memorable outfits from 1 saree!
We believe that classic fashion should be worn for more than one occasion. Our sarees are inspired by Jaipur's amazing textile history. We have created stunning sarees that combine traditional elements, beautiful colours and modern style.
Whatever your favourite fabric is; soft Chiffon, elegant Georgette, luxe Banarasi Silk or ruffles, we have put together 5 beautiful festive sarees to wear and rewear during the winter wedding season.
1. Green and Blue Shaded Ruffle Saree A Contemporary Festive Statement
Some sarees are designed to make a statement. The Green and Blue Shaded Ruffle Saree is the perfect example.
This stunning green and blue shade saree adds a fresh modern twist to classic Indian attire. The flowing ruffles add drama and playfulness to your outfit.
The flowing design and bright colours will give you a fun piece to wear if you love to play around with your festive outfits.
How to Style It for Diwali
For a Diwali celebration, go with light toned sarees and add some minimal but beautiful accessories.
Add some pretty silver or pearl earrings, a sleek top and some embellished heels. Keep your makeup simple. Use some glowy makeup on your skin, some light shimmer on your eyes and a nude pink lipstick.
Add some loose hair in a bun or some loose waves.
You’ll have a light, festive look which still looks very sophisticated.
How to Re-Wear It for Winter Weddings
For wedding season, style the saree into a glamorous sangeet or cocktail outfit.
Pair with a bright and statement blouse in matching blue/green tones and bold earrings/ sparkly choker.
Pair the look with metallic clutch, heels and sleek hair to achieve a polished look.
As the saree already has ruffles we can add some balance by using minimal accessories to let the saree stand out.
Perfect for: Diwali parties, Sangeet nights, Cocktail events, Engagement parties and Wedding receptions.
Style Tip: Ruffle sarees tend to be very expressive, so pair with structured accessories and keep the jewellery minimal to create a sophisticated, modern look.
Shop the Look: Green and Blue Shaded Ruffle Saree
2. Black Net Patch Chiffon Saree Effortless Glamour for Evening Celebrations
Black is a timeless and elegant shade.
This Black Net Patch Chiffon Saree is a wonderful combination of flowing chiffon with unique net patches.
The simple black design gives a lot of flexibility to play around with your jewellery, blouses and accessories during this celebratory time.
Whether you are attending a small party for Diwali or a large wedding reception over the winter, this saree can easily be styled for any event.
How to Style It for Diwali
For a classy evening party on Diwali:
Pair your saree with statement silver earrings, a solid black blouse and a bling clutch. Smoky eyes, nude lips and slick bun will make you look super classy!
If you want to add some more festive vibes then add some gold accessories!
Black is really versatile and will give you an effortlessly classy look.
How to Re-Wear It for Winter Weddings
This dark saree is perfect for a winter themed wedding or cocktail party. Pair it with a beautifully embroidered top, along with some statement kundan earrings or a stunning necklace. Complete the look with some soft waves, strong liner and a rich berry lipstick. To keep warm on a cold evening wrap a velvet shawl around your shoulders.
Perfect For: Cocktail parties, sangeet nights, wedding receptions and celebratory evenings.
Style Tip: Due to the dark nature of this saree it can be styled in many ways! Add some silver pieces for a modern look, go traditional with some antique gold pieces or add some colour with some gemstones.
Shop the Look: Black Net Patch Chiffon Saree
3. Peacock Blue-Green Banarasi Silk Jaal Saree – A Royal Celebration of Tradition
Banarasi silk sarees are a true symbol of traditional Indian elegance.
This Peacock Blue-Green Banarasi Silk Jaal Saree is a gorgeous piece that showcases the traditional elements of Indian textiles.
With the combination of peacock blue and green tones, this saree has a very regal look to it. The weave of the patterns create a depth within the design.
This saree would be a great choice for those looking for a classic piece that will make a statement at many celebrations.
How to Style It for Diwali
To get into the traditional spirit of Diwali wear a saree with traditional gold jewelry.
Pair with a matching blouse, traditional jhumkas and some pretty bangles. The pretty Jaal design will shine through with a neat drape on your pallu.
Add a little bindi to finish off your look and keep your eyes soft. Style your hair into an elegant bun with some flowers.
This style would be perfect for puja during Diwali and for family dinners and traditional events.
How to Re-Wear It for Winter Weddings
Winters are perfect for highlighting the regal appeal of sarees.
Pair with contrasting blouse in antique gold or emerald green. Use statement polki accessories, traditional kundan accessories or a stunning choker.
A rich velvet shawl which matches your colours will add extra warmth to outdoors evening events whilst adding to the regal look.
Finish off with a neat bun hairstyle, heavy eyeliner and a pretty potli bag.
Perfect for: Diwali, Weddings, Engagement, Receptions and family events.
Style Tip: Make sure the stunning Banarasi fabric is the main attraction. Don’t wear too flashy accessories, choose something that will compliment the detailed design of the saree.
Shop the Look: Peacock Blue-Green Banarasi Silk Jaal Saree
4. White Georgette Gota Saree – Understated Elegance with a Festive Touch
White sarees are so easy.
An elegant, sophisticated and versatile base. This saree is a great way to play around with your festive aesthetics.
This saree has a beautiful combination of Georgette fabric and Gota work. The flowing fabric will give you a refined look while still keeping it festive.
The pale shade paired with the delicate festive details will make this a nice option for those who love a more understated look.
Whether you’re attending smaller festive events or a sophisticated wedding, you can easily style this saree.
How to Style It for Diwali
Opt for soft and elegant looks for your Diwali get together.
Pair it with a matching or gold blouse, pearl earrings and traditional bangles.
Go for radiant makeup with champagne eyeshadows, lightly flushed cheeks and nude lips.
An elegant bun with fresh flowers would help you achieve the perfect traditional look.
This elegant combination of white georgette with Gota will give you a chic festive look without being too much.
How to Re-Wear It for Winter Weddings
Style your white saree with an embroidered blouse in maroon, emerald green or golden. Pair with your favourite kundan accessories, bold earrings and a traditional potli bag. To dress up for your reception wear a metallic blouse along with some subtle accessories and a chic clutch. On a cold evening wear a colourful shawl over your shoulders.
Perfect for: Diwali parties, engagement, daytime wedding, family events and wedding receptions.
Style Tip: The white saree is great to play with as there are so many colour options. Try changing the blouse or accessories each time you wear it so you can create new looks for any occasions.
Shop the Look: White Georgette Gota Saree
5. Pink & Red Shaded Chiffon Saree with Gota Patti Jaal Work – A Festive Favourite
Few combinations of colours can match the happiness of Indian festivities as well as pink and red.
This Pink & Red Shaded Chiffon Saree With Gota Patti Jaal Work is perfect for bringing together bright festive colours with classic Gota Patti detailing.
The soft chiffon fabric provides a flattering drape and the detailed Jaal pattern adds a pretty decoration.
The happy colours are perfect for Diwali and the classic details are rich enough for weddings.
How to Style It for Diwali
celebrate the colourful sarees of Diwali by adding some gold accessories.
Pair with a matching top, pretty jhumkas and a stack of bangles.
Apply some warm makeup to your face. Add some light eye makeup, a nice flush and some pink on your lips.
Complete your look with a classic bun or loose waves.
This is perfect for family parties, Diwali dinners and traditional occasions.
How to Re-Wear It for Winter Weddings
Go all out with your accessories to make your saree look super glam for your wedding season.
Pair this with a heavily embroidered blouse in dark red, pink or antique gold.
Pair this with a traditional kundan necklace, chandbalis and a decorated potli bag.
You can even play around with coloured bangles and a more fun hairstyle for your mehendi or sangeet function.
The combination of pink and red looks so pretty and gives a very celebratory feel. This would be perfect to wear at your wedding.
Best Occasions: Diwali Party, Mehendi Function, Sangeet Ceremony, Wedding Celebration, Family Celebrations.
Style Tip : Pair it up with accessories that complement the bright colours and detailed Gota Patti Work of the saree.
Shop the Look: Pink & Red Shaded Chiffon Saree with Gota Patti Jaal Work
How to Re-Style Your Festive Sarees Throughout Winter
A versatile festive wardrobe is not about having a variety of outfits but about finding new ways to wear what you have.
Here are some simple tips to help give your favourite sarees a new lease of life during the winter wedding season!
Experiment with Statement Blouses
A well tailored blouse can really make a difference with your saree.
Go for simple blouses for an intimate celebration. Go for more elaborate, contrasting or modern blouses for your wedding day.
You can really make a difference by changing the neck line, sleeve and colour.
Let Your Jewellery Set the Mood
For Diwali, you can keep things simple with a pair of pretty earrings, a few bangles, and your favourite accessories. When it's time for a winter wedding, bring out your kundan sets, chandbalis, or polki jewellery to give the same saree a completely different look. Just pick pieces that go well with the saree's colours and detailing, so everything looks beautiful together.
Explore Different Draping Styles
Nivi is always timeless but you could also play around with your pallu to give it a whole new look.
Create a neat pleated look for a traditional celebration, a loose style for an elegant reception or try a tied look for a modern celebration.
Add Elegant Winter Layers
Winter weddings usually take place outdoors so you may find it chilly.
Pair your saree with a velvet stole, embroidered shawl or smart ethnic jacket.
Ensure your colours and fabrics match your saree. Don’t hide the intricate detailing of your saree.
Care for Your Sarees Between Celebrations
Re-wearing your handmade sarees can be a rewarding experience.
We recommend that you take care of them by avoiding any excessive rubbing on the delicate trims. Store them carefully.
You can take pride knowing you are helping to keep your saree in great condition for the next celebration.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Which sarees should I wear for Diwali and winter weddings?
Chiffon and georgette sarees are super cute along with Banarasi Silk sarees. If you’re feeling traditional then why not wear a Gota Patti saree for your event? They are super flexible so you can easily dress them up or down!
Q2. How can I style my Diwali saree for my wedding?
You don’t need to buy a new saree for every event. All you need to do is pair your saree with a different coloured blouse, chunky jewellery, or change your hairstyle. You could also style your pallu differently.
Q3. What colour saree should I wear for winter weddings?
Deep colours such as peacock blue, emerald green, wine and red are gorgeous for winter weddings. If you want something lighter then you could go for a pink, white or beige saree. Pair this with the correct jewellery and blouse.
Q4. Can I wear a chiffon/georgette saree for a winter wedding?
Yes, Chiffon and Georgette sarees are very comfortable. If you have a long wedding event then this is the perfect option for you. You can also take a pretty shawl or wear a long sleeved blouse if you’re having an outdoor evening event.
Q5. Should I invest in handmade sarees that I can reuse?
Yes, A beautiful handmade saree will last you for years. Whether it is for a family wedding, celebratory dinner or festive event you can style it differently each time. All handmade sarees have a lot of effort put into them by talented artisans.
Conclusion: One Saree, Endless Celebrations
Your Diwali and Winter Weddings are the perfect excuse to wear a gorgeous outfit. Sometimes all you need to do is dig in your wardrobe.
Whether you want to wear a playful green and blue ruffle saree, elegant black chiffon, opulent Banarasi Silk, simplistic white Georgette or bright pink and red Gota Patti, there are so many options.
With some styling, stunning accessories and creativity, these beautiful festival pieces can be worn throughout the wedding season and onwards.
We believe real elegance is achieved by celebrating the artistry behind these outfits. Not necessarily by wearing something new.
Visit our collection of festival and wedding sarees at www.geroojaipur.com to find some classic pieces to dress up again and again.
These beautiful sarees should be worn on more than one occasion.
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