The couple’s attire holds cultural and symbolic significance in a traditional Marathi wedding. The groom typically wears a dhoti or kurta-pajama paired with a pheta (a traditional turban) and a puneri pagadi (headgear), reflecting his heritage. The bride traditionally wears a Paithani saree, known for its rich silk fabric and intricate zari work, often in shades of green, red, or gold. She adorns traditional jewelry like nath (nose ring), mangalsutra, and kolhapuri saaj. Both outfits emphasize the couple’s cultural identity, adding grandeur and elegance to the wedding rituals.
