Men’s festive kurtas in maroon, wine, charcoal blue, mustard, emerald and sky blue on wooden hangers, with diyas and mojaris

Men’s Kurta for Festive Season 2026: What to Wear for Diwali, Weddings and Every Family Function

Every festive season, the same thing happens in a lot of homes: the sarees are planned weeks ahead, and the men's outfits are sorted the night before. This guide fixes that, with one kurta for each occasion from Diwali puja to the wedding reception, all picked from our own collection, with honest fabric details and current prices.


First: Which Kurta Fabric Is Right for Which Occasion?

Fabric How It Feels Best For Our Current Price Range
Cotton Breathable, easy to wear all day Day functions, Bhai Dooj, office Diwali ₹1,199 – ₹2,199
Viscose (with sequins or embroidery) Soft drape, a little sheen Diwali puja, sangeet, family visits ₹1,199 – ₹1,999
Jacquard Woven pattern, festive texture Weddings, pujas ₹999 – ₹1,099
Crushed tissue Metallic shimmer Diwali parties, receptions ₹1,899
Art silk Rich, smooth, dressy Engagement, reception, the main wedding day ₹2,699

Prices are current sale prices; see each product for today's price.


Diwali Lakshmi Puja: Deep Maroon

Maroon is the classic Diwali puja colour, and it pairs naturally with the red and maroon sarees most women wear that evening.

How to wear it:

  • Bottom: White or cream churidar or straight pyjama.
  • Footwear: Tan or gold mojaris.
  • Tip: Sequins catch diya light beautifully, but keep your sleeves and dupatta well away from open flames.

Featured Pick: Deep Maroon Viscose Kurta with Rosette Sequin Embroidery
Deep Maroon Viscose Kurta with Rosette Sequin Embroidery - Regular ₹2,499 (currently from ₹1,299)


Bestu Varas and Family Visits: Wine with Mirror Work

The Gujarati New Year means a full day of visiting elders and a lot of photos. Thread and mirror work looks festive without being flashy, and wine is easy to wear with almost any colour your family chooses.

How to wear it:

  • Bottom: Off-white pyjama or slim churidar.
  • Footwear: Embroidered juttis or kolhapuris for a long day.

Featured Pick: Wine Embroidered Kurta with Thread and Mirror Work
Wine Embroidered Kurta with Thread and Mirror Work - Regular ₹3,300 (currently from ₹1,699)


Diwali Party or Card Night: Crushed Tissue Shimmer

Evening parties call for a bit of shine. A crushed tissue kurta catches the light without needing heavy embroidery.

How to wear it:

  • Bottom: Black or charcoal straight pants for a modern look.
  • Footwear: Black loafers or dark mojaris.

Featured Pick: Charcoal Blue Crushed Tissue Designer Kurta with Diamond Work
Charcoal Blue Crushed Tissue Designer Kurta with Diamond Work - Regular ₹3,700 (currently from ₹1,899)


Haldi: Mustard Yellow

Haldi is the one function where yellow is almost a rule. Pick something you won't mind getting turmeric on.

Featured Pick: Mustard Yellow Viscose Kurta with Rosette Sequin Embroidery
Mustard Yellow Viscose Kurta with Rosette Sequin Embroidery - Regular ₹2,499 (currently from ₹1,299)

More options are in our Haldi kurta collection.


Sangeet and Wedding Guest: Emerald Green Embroidery

All-over floral embroidery looks rich on stage and in photos, and emerald works with almost every family colour theme.

How to wear it:

  • Bottom: Cream churidar.
  • Add-on: A plain bandhgala or Nehru jacket in a neutral colour if the evening is cold.

Featured Pick: Emerald Green Viscose Kurta with All-Over Floral Embroidery
Emerald Green Viscose Kurta with All-Over Floral Embroidery - Regular ₹3,900 (currently from ₹1,999)


Engagement or Reception: Art Silk

For the dressier functions, an art silk kurta with woven buttas and embroidered borders looks polished without the weight of a sherwani.

Featured Pick: Sky Blue Art Silk Kurta with Floral Buttas and Embroidered Borders
Sky Blue Art Silk Kurta with Floral Buttas and Embroidered Borders - Regular ₹5,300 (currently from ₹2,699)

Browse the full Wedding kurta collection.


Bhai Dooj or Office Diwali: Comfortable Cotton

For a relaxed family lunch or an office celebration, a well-cut cotton kurta is smart and comfortable for hours.

Featured Pick: Olive Green Angrakha-Style Asymmetrical Cotton Kurta
Olive Green Angrakha-Style Asymmetrical Cotton Kurta - Regular ₹4,400 (currently from ₹2,199)


On a Budget: Festive Kurtas Under ₹1,000

You don't need to spend a lot to look festive. These sequin-embroidered kurtas are currently ₹999:


Coordinating with Her Saree (Without Twinning Exactly)

Matching outfits can look forced. Coordinating looks better. Pick a kurta from the same colour family as the saree, or one that picks up a colour from its border:

If She's Wearing Try This Kurta
Maroon or red Kanjivaram Deep maroon or wine
Mustard or yellow saree Cream, or a mustard kurta for haldi
Bottle green or emerald Emerald green, or cream with green embroidery
Pink or rani pink Wine, or onion pink
Purple or wine Grey, or deep maroon

See her side of the plan in our Diwali Saree Guide 2026 and Wedding Guest Saree Guide.


Getting the Fit Right

  • Check the size chart on the product page before ordering. A kurta should sit comfortably across the shoulders and end around mid-thigh to knee.
  • Want it made to your measurements? We offer Custom Men's Kurta Stitching (₹500). WhatsApp us your measurements and the kurta you've chosen.
  • Order early for Diwali. Festive weeks are our busiest. WhatsApp us your pin code if you need delivery before a specific date.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which colour kurta is best for Diwali?
Maroon, wine and red suit Diwali puja. Yellow and mustard work for daytime, and darker colours like charcoal, navy and black look great at Diwali parties.

Which kurta fabric is best for festive functions?
Viscose with sequins or embroidery for pujas and sangeet, jacquard for weddings, crushed tissue for parties, art silk for engagements and receptions, and cotton for day events.

What should I wear with a festive kurta?
A churidar or straight pyjama in white or cream, with mojaris or juttis. Add a Nehru jacket for evening functions or cooler weather.

How much does a festive kurta cost at House of Vardha?
Our festive kurtas currently range from ₹999 for sequin-embroidered styles to around ₹2,699 for art silk.

Can I get a kurta stitched to my measurements?
Yes. Custom Men's Kurta Stitching costs ₹500. WhatsApp us your measurements and chosen kurta.


Need Help Choosing?

Send us the occasion, and her saree colour if you're coordinating, on WhatsApp at 9265683141. Our Surat team will suggest the right kurta.

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