News India Live, Digital Desk: Celebrated on Tritiya Tithi of Chaitra month. Gangaur The festival of is very special for married women and unmarried girls. According to the latest fashion report of March 11, 2026, this year on the occasion of Gangaur and Teej, the trend of wearing certain types of bangles with saree is becoming quite viral.

If you too are looking for a perfect match with your saree this Gangaur, then definitely include these 5 styles of bangles in your list.

Gangaur Top 5 Trendy Bangles for 2026 (Bangle Trends)

Rajputi Elephant-Horse Kada (Heritage Kada): It is not possible that there is no Rajputi touch on this great festival of Rajasthan. Meenakari bangles with designs of elephant, horse or peacock are very much in discussion this year. You can wear these with silk or Bandhani saree. royal look Can get.

Kundan and Stone Work Bangles: If you are wearing a heavy work saree, then intricate Kundan bangles are the best option. You can prepare a beautiful set by adding plain glass bangles (Velvet Finish) in between them.

Traditional Lac Bangles: ‘Lach’ bangles also have religious significance in Gangaur Puja. This time, hand-made colorful lac bangles with intricate mirror work are going viral.

Silk Thread Bangles (Silk Thread Art): Bangles made of silk thread look very sober and elegant with light sarees or chiffon sarees. You can choose them according to the contrast color of your saree.

Pearl & Ghungroo Style: If you want to try something new, wear small bangles and pearl bracelets. Their tinkle will make the atmosphere of puja even more pleasant.

Keep these 3 things in mind while wearing bangles (Styling Tips):

Mix and Match: Instead of always wearing the same color bangles, create a set by mixing them with the color of the saree border or blouse.

Hand structure: If you have thin wrists, wear slightly wider bangles. A bunch of thin bangles look better on heavy hands.

Comfort Level: Hands are often used during puja and rituals, so avoid bangles with very sharp stones which can get stuck in the saree.