Wedding accessories forms the intricate details in an Indian wedding. Be it a bride or a groom, a certain amount of time is spent by the bride or the grooms to search for their perfect accessory.
Hours of scouting through the internet leaves them confused and in a dilemma as to what might match up with their outfits.
While there are a number of blogs on the bride’s accessories we have listed down some accessory for the guys.
After all the grooms need to look dashing and dapper on their wedding too. These are some accessory that can help you make the choice of the perfect accessory to pair up with your Sherwani or your suit.
- Safa:
Safa gives a different look to the wedding attire depending on the material that you choose.
You can go all bold with the colors or stick to the simple floral prints, totally depends on your choice and what matches with your outfit.
You can also add a kalgi to the safa for that extra bling.
- Kalgi:
Kalgi enhaces the dulha pagri or safa. There are several designs in the market that you can choose from, it could be a feather or ornaments. It is usually used to symbolize royalty. With the current trends in accessories, grooms can benefit with their turbans.
- Sehra:
Indian weddings have their traditions and practices. It a long-standing belief that Sehra is worn by the groom to ward off evil.
Secondly, it also used so that the groom and bride do not see each other before the wedding. There are a number of designs that a groom can select from and match their wedding outfit.
- Sword:
To carry a sword is another tradition that is carried over generations. It symbolizes the groom protecting the newly-wed wife. While, the sword has its significance it also makes the groom look dashing and gives a royal look.
- Pocket square:
Pocket squares are extremely fashionable. Match up your sherwani and your suit with some contrasting colors of the pocket squares. Scroll down for some colors that you might like!
- Cufflings:
Wearing a sherwani can not always be the first option. Though it is a traditional and ethnic option, some communities in India prefer wearing a suit on their wedding day. Cufflings might look as a small accessory but are must-have for the grooms. It gives the groom a neat look.
- Duppata/Shawl/Stole:
Selected on the sherwani that you will wear. Great! Let’s pair it up with a shawl or a stole. There is nothing wrong with a groom carrying a shawl or a stole.
It pretty much adds to the look. With a plethora of designs available in the market, scroll below for some of the options that you go for to match your sherwani.
- Necklace:
It is not strange at all. Necklaces are not just for the brides, these are a must-have pieces to match up with your Sherwani’s.
- Bow ties:
Usually the grooms settle with wearing a ties with their suits. The bow-ties can give the groom a unique look. Scroll below to check some designs.
- Watch:
A watch is a must-have accessory, for a bride or a groom. Don’t forget to style the attire by pairing up with an watch.
Conclusion:
In the preparation of a wedding the bride is showered with attention. With numerous blogs out there for the brides, we have not forgotten the grooms. There are preparations that are done by the groom as well.
With the various designs and trends emerging in the fashion industry Indian Grooms are not far behind. They can also experiment a little and step out of their comfort zones.
