The Bride gets all the limelight on the day of her Wedding. But now the Groom also insists upon sharing a part of it and he is only right in doing that. One way he can do this is by dressing up for the occasion in the most stylish way. Just make sure that you are only 90% as appealing as the Bride otherwise there is sure to be some turmoil later!
The top ten options for Indian groom’s attire are:
Every Indian groom’s first choice of dress. It looks very elegant and somewhat chic. Comes in a range of designs and patterns. Don’t forget the traditional, embroidered shoes to go with them.
This three piece ensemble comprises an embroidered coat, a shirt and trousers. A traditional Indian version of the Western suit.
For those who seek comfort in every phase of life. Intricately and richly embroidered kurta with snug or loose fitting pyjamas (lowers) are a great way to go about the wedding rituals with ease and comfort. Can be coupled up with a stole as well.
For those who feel every bit traditional, it is a great way to connect with their roots. Dhoti and Kurta look very elegant but one need to be very graceful while handling it and moving in it.
The men who are at the pinnacle of fashion in everything they do are increasingly replacing the stole in Sherwani with a stylish Cravat. But it is a sort of attire for reception than the wedding.
Comes in bold designs and perfect option for grooms who have an aura of dominance and obsession about them.
If it is an evening wedding then nothing can beat the charm and elegeance afforded by an Evening coat. The perfectly tailored black suit, white crisp shirt, a formal tie, snug fitting trousers and impeccably polished boots can unnerve any bride during the ceremony itself.
Tuxedos are becoming increasingly popular as groom’s wedding attire. They look every bit classic and stylish and make him feel at ease during the ceremony. Just make sure that it gels well with the Bride’s attire.
Whether your wedding is in the morning, afternoon or evening, dinner jackets do the trick all times of the day.
Classic for evening wedding and will also work fine for the reception later. Just a simple change of coat or tie will do the trick. Great option when one is on a budget.
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