Slay Without Feeling Cold! 8 Winter Wedding Outfits To Rock This Festive Season

Velvet is known to have high heat retention, so it's the most recommended fabric to take to winter weddings. This velvet saree from True Browns comes pre-draped in this very stunning deep wine colour and will look stunning at cocktails functions and weddings. You can style this with minimal gold jewellery and carry a beautiful blingy clutch to the occasion. This look will have you slaying while protecting you from the cold.

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Palazoo sarees are slowly and steadily making their way up, and they are definitely one outfit that will stand out. It is not only a clever way to amp up the old saree look, but the pants and sleeves, like in this one keep you covered, which might not be extremely effective, but it's still one step ahead of your regular sarees. Not to forget you can easily conceal hand and leg warmers in this style. 

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Chanderi is a blend of silk and cotton and makes a perfect winter-appropriate fabric. It is lightweight, has insulating properties, and looks very chic and elegant. For this outfit inspiration, we highly recommend checking out Karaj Jaipur, which has an array of Chanderi suit sets. This off-white set remains our favourite! You can wear it to relatively smaller functions or carry it as a filler piece. 

Silk is another great fabric to opt for in winter. It's soft to touch, an excellent insulator, and extremely festive! And in all honesty, you can't go wrong with this classic saree, which runs a little expensive but also lasts for years to come. You can opt from a range of types and work, and this look is always promised to bring the house down. Pair this gorgeous saree with Kundan jewellery, a beautiful potli, and a hair bun adorned with flowers.

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Brocade is a silk wool mix known for its high-insulating properties, making it another great fabric to wear during winter festivities. In our opinion, Anarkali in itself is a very favoured winter wedding outfit; combined with brocade, it becomes absolutely foolproof. This Anarkali and pant set from Kaanchie Nanggia is stunning and will work well for engagement ceremonies or other pre-wedding functions.

If you want to make the most of your current festive closet, then this hack is going to be a lifesaver. A very easy and accessible way to style your sarees in winter is to pair them with plain turtle necks. This look looks very sophisticated and chic and gives a slight indo-western edge to the traditional saree look while also keeping you warm. The jewellery is the star of this look, and we'd suggest going with the long Afghani pieces. 

A velvet mini-dress should be a no-brainer if you are going for a cocktail party or bachelorette. The fabric will keep you warm while looking stylish. The long sleeves will keep your arms warm, and you can wear the furry stockings for added warmth. Complete the whole 'fit with a solid pair of pumps and a sling bag.

Silk lehenga is again a very popular choice, especially perfect for all the bridesmaids out there. This raw silk lehenga from Masaba is a great investment piece, adorned with aari embroidery and a printed wallflower back. The blouse piece comes with full-length sleeves that ought to keep you warm and covered. The skirt and the blouse are pretty versatile and can be used to pair with different items as well.