Indian grooms are no less stylish and well-dressed than the brides. The attire, jewellery, and accessories are just as elaborate as that of the brides. For all the grooms-to-be who want to look their best and make heads turn at the wedding, we have compiled a list of fashion essentials. Here we go:
Embellished sherwani
An embellished, classy sherwani is a must-have for any Indian groom. There is a lot that your designer can do to make your wedding sherwani a class apart. Depending on your preferences and personal style, you can choose a sherwani with sequinned look, or intricate embroidery. To keep it simple, yet stylish, you can choose fabrics such as Silk, brocade, or velvet.
Matching jutti to go with the sherwani
The wedding attire is not complete without teaming it with a beautiful, bejewelled jutti (traditional Indian shoes). You can get the jutti custom designed in the same fabric as your sherwani, or use some contrasting shades.
Turban/Pagdi/Safa
The royal Indian groom look can only be achieved with a turban or a pagdi. The style of pagdi varies across the states, and it can take numerous colours, styles, and sizes. The turban holds both ceremonial and religious significance.
Kalgi/Sarpech
The groom’s pagdi or turban can be bejewelled with a beautiful classic Kalgi or sarpech. It is a piece of jewellery that looks like a brooch, and is put up on the turban. Kalgis with feather are in vogue these days.
Pearl Malas
A single strand or multiple strands of pearl malas can add imperial touch the groom’s attire. Team up beautiful pearl malas with your sherwani for the maharaja-look.
Brooch
Ornate brooches in precious or semi precious metals can do wonders to the groom’s attire. Even if you have decided to go for a simpler sherwani, a brooch can add all the sophistication and style to the attire.
Do you have any other style tips for the grooms? We look forward to hearing from you.
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