Find the right saree for every festival – from pooja at home to Diwali parties, Navratri, Karwa Chauth and Teej.
Saree for Diwali and Diwali Parties
For Lakshmi pooja, choose a silk or Banarasi saree with a zari border, or a light dola silk saree if you will be busy all day. For a Diwali party, switch to a lighter sequin, tissue or organza saree that is easy to wear through hours of celebration.
Navratri, Teej and Other Festivals
For Navratri, many women follow the nine colours of the nine days, so a few bright sarees go a long way. For Teej, green and pink leheriya are traditional - see Rajasthani sarees and our green sarees. Durga Puja calls for Bengal weaves - browse Bengali sarees.
Festive Saree FAQs
Which saree is best for pooja?
Silk, soft silk and silk cotton sarees in red, yellow or green are classic choices for pooja.
Which colour saree is good for Diwali?
Red, maroon, golden, pink and yellow are popular Diwali colours.
Which saree should I wear on Karwa Chauth?
Red and maroon sarees are the most loved for Karwa Chauth.