Collection: Sherwani
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Subtle Ivory Pearl Resham Work Groom Sherwani
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Ravishing Ivory Collar Embellished Groom Sherwani
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Exquisite Off White Hand Embroideried Groom Sherwani
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Ravishing Ivory Front Open Embellished Groom Sherwani with Embroideried Kurta
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Subtle Ivory Neck Embroideried Groom Sherwani
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Exquisite Ivory Groom Sherwani with Zardosi & Dabka Handwork
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Mauve Hand Embellished Exquisite Groom Sherwani
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Subtle Front Open Ivory Pearl Resham Groom Sherwani with Kurta
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Embellished Peach Pink Work Ivory Groom Sherwani
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Exquisite Multi Layer Ivory Embellished Groom Sherwani
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Subtle Ivory Pearl Handwork Embroideried Grom Sherwani
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Elegant Ivory Front Panel Hand Embroideried Groom Sherwani
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When it comes to traditional Indian wedding attire, the sherwani stands out as a symbol of elegance, regality, and timeless fashion. At DC Fashion Karol Bagh, New Delhi, we take pride in offering the best sherwanis for grooms, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern trends.
This complete guide will help you understand everything about wedding sherwanis—from styling tips and color trends to the occasions where a sherwani makes the perfect outfit.
What is a Sherwani?
A sherwani is a long coat-like garment traditionally worn over a kurta and churidar. Often designed with intricate embroidery, zari, or embellishments, it has evolved into one of the most versatile choices for weddings and festive occasions.
Sherwanis are now available in classic, royal designs as well as modern, minimalist cuts, making them suitable for both traditional and contemporary grooms.
The Evolution of the Sherwani
1. Mughal Era Origin – Initially worn by nobility and aristocracy.
2. Symbol of Heritage – Over time, it became a staple of Indian wedding attire, representing tradition and luxury.
3. Modern Designs – Today, groom sherwanis are available in endless styles, from heavily embroidered pieces to sleek, stylish options for fashion-forward grooms.
Why Choose a Sherwani for Your Wedding?
1. Timeless Elegance
The groom sherwani radiates grace and sophistication. With royal cuts, premium fabrics, and intricate embroidery, it ensures the groom stands out on his big day.
2. Versatility in Style
From classic jacquard sherwanis to modern minimalistic pieces, sherwanis cater to different personalities and wedding themes.
3. Cultural Significance
Wearing a sherwani is not just about style—it’s about embracing tradition and heritage. For many families, sherwanis are cherished heirlooms passed down for generations.
Styling Your Groom Sherwani
1. Choosing the Right Fit
A well-fitted sherwani enhances the groom’s personality. It should fit comfortably around the shoulders and chest while allowing ease of movement.
2. Selecting the Perfect Fabric
Silk and brocade are luxurious and regal, perfect for grand weddings. Velvet is rich and bold for winter ceremonies. Cotton and linen are comfortable and breathable, ideal for summer weddings.
3. Accessorizing the Sherwani
Complete your wedding look with a turban or safa for a royal touch, a stole or dupatta for elegance, and accessories like juttis, cufflinks, and brooches for added sophistication.
4. Color Trends for Groom Sherwanis
While traditional shades like cream, ivory, and gold remain evergreen, modern grooms are experimenting with deep maroons, navy blues, emerald greens, and pastel hues to match wedding themes.
Occasions to Wear a Sherwani
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Weddings – Perfect for grooms, groomsmen, or close relatives.
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Festivals – Diwali, Eid, and Raksha Bandhan are occasions that call for traditional attire.
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Formal Events – Receptions, galas, and cultural gatherings.
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Family Functions – A lighter sherwani works beautifully for pujas and celebrations.