Father and Son Matching Kurta Pajama for Weddings and Gurpurab

By Abhishek Arora · Style World, Aintree · Updated 8 Nov 2026 · 1 min read

Nothing beats a photo of dad and son in matching kurtas. With wedding season back after 21 November and Gurpurab (Guru Nanak Jayanti) on Tuesday 24 November 2026, here’s how to get the look right.

Match, don’t copy

• Same colour, different fabric: dad in a cotton or mul cotton kurta, son in silk. It looks planned, not like a uniform.
• Same family of colours: navy and sky blue, cream and peach, or white and gold.
• Match one detail: the same jacket colour, the same buttons or the same pyjama shade.

Colour ideas

• Gurpurab and gurdwara visits: white, cream or saffron – simple and respectful. Cover heads with a patka or rumal.
• Sangeet and mehndi: mustard, peach or green.
• Wedding and reception: navy, maroon or ivory with gold.

Our picks

• Dad: Men’s Mul Cotton Kurta Pajama Set – Cream ($80) or a silk kurta pajama.
• Son: Boys Silk Kurta Pajama Set – Peach or Navy ($40, 2 for $60 on selected designs).

Boys’ sizes start at 1–2 years and vary by design – see our boys’ kurta pajama size guide or WhatsApp us his age and height. Want mum and sister in too? See family matching outfits.

Visit Style World at 251 Frontier Avenue, Aintree – open every day 11am to 8pm, with a trial room – or WhatsApp 0450 649 304. Pick-up is free, and we ship Australia-wide (WhatsApp us your address for the cost).

Quick answers

How do I match father and son kurtas?

Choose the same colour or colour family in two fabrics, such as cotton for dad and silk for the boy, and match one detail like the pyjama or jacket.

What should a boy wear to the gurdwara for Gurpurab?

A simple white, cream or saffron kurta pyjama with his head covered by a patka or rumal.