by We have not forgotten about our groom; it is your big day too. If you are reading this, it means you are still looking for the perfect outfit for your wedding. Don’t worry, we have got you covered. These are the most dreamy inspirations that you can recreate in your own style and would look exquisite in your Indian wedding photography. There is no better muse than Bollywood stars to draw inspiration from, so let us dive in and find you a great pick.
Pulkit Samrat Pistachio Sherwani
If you are a one-of-a-kind groom who wants to shatter convention, this is for you. Instead of going with the tried-and-true ivory or golden white attire, Pulkit Samrat stole the show from his bride and set a new standard for all Indian grooms. He wore a pistachio-green sherwani by Anamika Khanna that featured the Gayatri mantra, which was beyond what is typically expected in a world where brides often go to great lengths for their grooms. Look out how distinct and subtle he looks and yet he did not outshine his bride. The green colour of his attire complemented well with the baby pink lehenga that Kriti Kharbanda wore.
Sidharth Malhotra Wedding Sherwani
This outfit inspiration is a perfect pick because you can shine in the golden hues of the attire without upstaging your bride. Look at how Sidharth Malhotra wore a metallic gold sherwani with ivory threadwork, zardozi embroidery, and badla work. In addition, he wore handcrafted Manish Malhotra Polki Jewelry by Raniwala in 1881, as well as a floral ring made of uncut diamonds, a diamond necklace, and a matching kilangi. His outfit perfectly complemented Kiara Advani’s pink ensemble and did not steal her thunder as well.
Ranveer Singh’s Red Sherwani
If you are planning on wearing a red colour palette on your D-day, then you can surely draw inspiration from Ranveer Singh’s wedding ensemble. He wore a Sabyasachi-designed red vermillion Kanjeevaram sherwani with delicate golden thread work paired with a red and gold safa around his head, a red-bead mala, and a Kundan necklace. He gave it all a finishing touch with a heavy red stole dupatta and the intricate thread, tar, and sequin handiwork being done on his sherwani and royal golden broche and buttons. He also wore strings of large rubies and a jadau necklace too.
Virat Kohli’s Ivory Sherwani
Who does not love coordination? Take a look at Virat’s sherwani, which was perfectly colour-coordinated with Anushka’s pastel pink lehenga. If you are planning a day wedding, this colour palette would definitely go with your vibe. Sabyasachi’s official Instagram page describes the outfit as an ivory raw silk sherwani hand-embroidered in a vintage Benarasi pattern with signature House buttons and an old Rose silk Kota safa and Sabyasachi Accessories. Your coordinated outfits would make you look like a match made in heaven in your Asian wedding photography.
KL Rahul White Wedding Ensemble
KL Rahul complemented Athiya Shetty’s pink lehenga with an embroidered ivory sherwani by Anamika Khanna, accessorised with a multi-layered polki diamond and emerald necklace from Amrapali Jewels. He looked dashing in a classic ivory sherwani, paired with a matching churidar and contrasting white dupatta. The sherwani featured intricate gold threadwork, which added a touch of elegance to the overall look, and he paired it with traditional Mojari shoes. The cricketer set a new standard for groom’s wear. Their outfits were a perfect representation of their personal style.
Rajkumar Rao Jacket Look
If you want to wear something different yet traditional, then you can recreate this jacket look Rajkummar Rao was styled by Anisha Jain. He dressed in an embroidered raw-silk ivory jacket with gold-plated Bengal tiger buttons. He paired it with a churidar and a kurta made of Bangalore silk. He finished his look with handcrafted Sabyasachi Heritage jewellery featuring strands of cultured Japanese pearls. The actor also wore a red and gold safa with a silk ivory stole. If your bride is wearing red attire as well, then this off-white ensemble will perfectly go along with it.
Vicky Kaushal’s Ivory Sherwani
Vicky Kaushal sported a silk kurta, churidar, and ivory sherwani embroidered with elaborate marori patterns and featuring the signature gold-plated Bengal Tiger buttons made by Sabyasachi. The Zari Marori embroidered pallu and borders were the perfect complement to the tussar georgette shawl. In addition, he wore a gold Benarasi silk tissue safa, which he paired with a handcrafted kilangi and statement necklace from Sabyasachi Heritage Jewellery. The necklace was adorned with emeralds, brilliant cut and rose cut diamonds, quartz, and tourmalines, all of which were set in 18k gold.
