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5 colours to wear on Karwa Chauth and why

ETimes.in | Last updated on - Oct 5, 2025, 06:00 IST
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5 colours to wear on Karwa Chauth and why

Karwa Chauth is also an important festival during which married women fast for the health of their husbands. The dressing style is significant in this celebration as colour signifies different facets of love, wealth and custom. The choice of the appropriate colour will not only improve the mood of the festivity but also correspond to the cultural meaning of the day.

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Red - Symbol of love and prosperity

Red is the quintessential colour for Karwa Chauth, symbolising love, passion, and marital bliss. It represents the sacred bond of marriage and is considered highly auspicious. Wearing red attire on this day signifies deep devotion and commitment, making it a popular choice among women celebrating the festival.

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Maroon - Deep tradition and elegance

Maroon, a darker red colour, is rich and elegant. This colour is commonly linked to power and tradition, and this is why it is perfect to wear when one is mature and classy. A striking attire would be an amazing choice with a maroon Anarkali suit or gown and complimented with gold or silver jewellery to read as a classic fashion ambiance.

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Pink - Romance and femininity

Pink is related to softness, femininity, and romance. It can be used by any age bracket and it is also a nice touch to the Karwa Chauth festivities. The use of pink helps connote grace and elegance, thus the colour is a universal option when a woman wishes to embrace the festival with a sense of traditionalism and modernism.

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Yellow - Joy and positivity

The colour of good fortune, positivity, and joy is yellow. This is a bright colour that adds lots of joy to the celebrations. The yellow garments worn on Karwa Chauth create a sense of energy and hopefulness, thus being the best option to use during morning events of the festival.

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Green - Harmony and fresh beginnings

Green is a symbol of peace, prosperity and renewal. It is a beautiful option to wear on Karwa Chauth, which symbolises growth and new beginnings. Green clothes may give a fresh appearance to the festivities, which represents a new sunrise and wellbeing in the marriage.

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