There is no specific dress codes or colors traditionally associated with the celebration of ‘Babe Da Viah’. However, given the significance of the event in Sikhism, attendees often dress in traditional and modest attire to honor the sanctity of the occasion.
Men may wear kurta pajamas or other formal ethnic wear, while women may choose to wear salwar kameez or sarees. It’s common for attendees to choose vibrant colors and rich fabrics, reflecting the joyous and festive nature of the event.
When attending religious ceremonies, especially in a Gurudwara, it is customary for both men and women to cover their heads as a sign of respect. This can be done with a turban for men and a scarf or dupatta for women.