With the arrival of the festive season, nothing seems happier to married couples than as it honours the relationship between them. It's sweet to see how much effort they put into showing their care and concern towards each other on this special day to remember their devoted and pure love.
Among all the preparations, the very first thing that jumps to mind is what you and your spouse will wear on Diwali. However, it is currently fashionable and quite stylish to match colours and clothing with your companion.
On this festive day, there is no way you and your partner can escape from appearing and feeling your best. So, here are some beautiful colour combinations you can wear with your spouse on this Diwali. Keep reading!
Blue and gold
You and your spouse would look great wearing dresses with a splash of metallic gold and a navy blue colour for this Diwali celebration. Through this colour combination, you may effectively capture the outline of a starry sky and add some style straight away. Men can wear a navy blue kurta with golden pyjamas or a blue kurta with golden work on it. In contrast, women can put on a blue saree with a golden blouse or a blue lehenga with a golden dupatta.
Traditional red with golden or green
The traditional colour of red conveys a deeper level of feeling and energy. Red is a colour that denotes prosperity and love. Whether it is summer or winter, day or night, it always looks great! If necessary, combine it with green or gold to create festive aesthetics. It will also help couples to create a sparkling and loving aura. In addition, a man in a golden sherwani and a woman in a golden saree will make a lovely pair.
Gold and pink-hued tones
Pink is such a cheerful colour, whereas gold represents elegance and brightness. They create one of the most stunning colour combinations when combined. Go soft and subtle with this timeless combination to give yourself and your companion the chance to confidently flaunt your sense of style.
Blush pink and powder
If pastel colours are more your style, a peachy pink or blush pink and a powder colour scheme is a lovely option to complement them. It will make the surroundings bright and springlike, making it ideal for a Diwali. In fact, a touch of dark pink, red or green would look fantastic on both if you want to add one more element to the muted peach outfit. This colour scheme will make you both look fashionable yet incredibly classy for the occasion.
With inputs from Nidhi Yadav, Founder of Aks Clothing.
