Baraati and family safas in Vadodara
A baraat in matching safas looks complete in every photograph, from the varghodo to the mandap. We arrange safas for parents, relatives and friends, in one colour or a planned mix.
Planned for the whole procession
Family safas are usually decided last and in a hurry. Planning them alongside the groom’s safa keeps the colours in harmony and saves the wedding morning from confusion.
Tell us how many people will walk in the baraat and any colour theme from the card or décor. We will suggest a plan that sets the groom apart while keeping the family together in photographs.
What you can choose
- One colour for everyone, or a planned mix
- A distinct style for fathers, uncles and elders
- Colours coordinated with the groom’s safa
- Phetas for women in the family or a friends’ group
- Brooches to finish family safas
Looks we have dressed
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Colour plans that work for a baraat
Decide this early. It is the one choice that shapes how the whole procession looks.
One colour for everyone
The simplest and most striking. Pastel stripes, saffron, or a colour from the wedding theme, with the groom’s safa set apart by fabric or kalgi.
Family in one shade, friends in another
Makes it easy to see who is who in photographs, and lets the groom’s side and close friends each have their own look.
A distinct colour for elders
Fathers, uncles and grandfathers often prefer a quieter print or a traditional shade that suits their sherwani or jodhpuri.
Planning the numbers
- List everyone who will walk in the baraat, and count men, women and elders separately
- Tell us if children will wear safas, with their approximate ages
- Keep a little room for relatives who confirm late
- Choose one person to coordinate with us on the day
- Share the venue and the time the baraat leaves
On the wedding day
The baraat cannot leave until the last person is ready. Fix a reporting time well before departure, gather everyone in one room near the start of the procession, and dress elders and the groom’s immediate family first.
For women in the family or a friends’ group who would like phetas, see phetas for events and groups. Our baraat planning guide has more detail.
A suggested timeline
- Once the guest list settles
Share the approximate headcount and a colour idea so we can plan quantities.
- A few weeks before
Confirm colours and final numbers, including elders and children.
- The week of the wedding
Confirm the reporting time, venue and one coordinator’s number.
- The wedding day
Gather everyone in one place before the baraat leaves.
- After the celebration
Collect every safa in one bag at the venue and return them as agreed.
What to tell us when you enquire
- Event date and the time the baraat leaves
- Approximate number of people, with elders and children noted
- A colour idea or the wedding theme
- The groom’s sherwani colour
- Venue or area
Questions
Do you arrange safas for the whole family and baraat?
Yes. We arrange matching or coordinated safas for parents, relatives and friends, planned together with the groom’s safa.
How many safas can you arrange for one wedding?
Tell us your headcount when you enquire and we will confirm what we can arrange for your date.
Can children wear safas too?
Tell us if children will be wearing safas, with their approximate ages, and we will confirm options.
Can women in the family wear phetas?
Yes. We have dressed women’s groups in matching phetas. See phetas for events and groups.
How do we return the safas after the wedding?
Collect them in one place at the venue and return them on the date agreed at booking.
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Groom safa and pagdi
Ivory, peach, printed or zari-bordered, finished with a kalgi chosen for your sherwani.
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Sherwani and groom wear
Sherwanis and dupattas for the groom, tried and matched with the safa in one visit.
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Kalgi, mala and talwar
Feather and stone kalgis, pearl malas, dupattas and a talwar for the varghodo.
ExplorePlanning safas for the baraat?
Send the number of people, your date and a colour idea. We will suggest a plan and a quote.