Groom Squad: All ‘Bout Men – What to Wear

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Last Updated on August 25, 2021 by

Well, gentlemen, it’s your favourite boy getting married! So many ceremonies and helping your man find the best tuxedo or sherwani for their day is exhilarating. All the while keeping in mind that you have to find a perfectly fitted suit and a sherwani for yourself and all your friends.
As it is seen nowadays, groomsmen in Indian weddings are also coordinating their attires with each other like the Western ones. Let’s make your work look effortless while we do the work for your friend’s wedding.

Outfit Ideas For Groomsmen

Casual Blazers

Casual blazers are a man’s best friend at any kind of event. They can be paired up with coloured jeans and chinos. The total outfit paired with a nice pair of formal or boat shoes gives an easy-going vibe. Adding a tie and a pocket square makes the outfit slightly more formal, perfect for the more sophisticated events of the wedding. You can wear these to the bachelor or a cocktail party.  The groomsmen could colour coordinate their blazers with a tone lighter or darker than the grooms. This gives a united look for all the groomsmen and makes them look like a coherent group ready for the groom’s big day.

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Long Bandhgala Jacket For Groomsmen

The age-old sherwanis are the best look for any wedding. Today’s fashion society has come up with so many different styles of wearing a sherwani that you would be stunned. Colours are always a good option but it doesn’t suit everyone, go for the classic black, contrasting the groom. Do not be afraid to experiment with prints and embroideries for a richer look. Dial down the work on the sherwani to make sure that the groom stands out & the groomsmen are ready. Pair the sherwani with matching safas and juttis.

 

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Sherwani with Dhotis

Giving regular sherwanis an interesting yet ethnic twist with a dhoti, these sherwanis are a hot commodity this season. Dhotis always add a classic Indian look to any man’s outfit. An Indian man looks right at home with a perfectly styled dhoti, which contrasts with the sherwani. All the while bringing out the colour of sherwani into the view. Not only that, they are perfect for weddings at any time of the day. Dhotis are even better for summer weddings where it is really hot. Pairing them with an embellished jutti & a Nehru jacket would make these an apt outfit for an engagement and even reception. As another option, a dhoti kurta set can also be paired with a stole with and juttis.

 

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3-Piece Suit for Groomsmen

Well, what could be more gentlemanly than a striking 3-Piece Suit? Impeccably styled and pristine tailoring is the road to get a well-fit suit. Play with colours a bit this wedding season. Find a colour that offsets your skin and gives you a clean-cut look. When in doubt the classic black and white combinations will come to your rescue on the wedding day. A good tie and a pocket square are a must to have to complement your ensemble. And as all the assessment starts with your feet, don’t forget to shine those leather shoes to the T. Dress to impress because you are a part of the groom’s squad. The groomsmen can coordinate the colours of their vests. They can also match the colours of their ties and pocket squares.

 

We hope that these recommendations will help the groomsmen find some outfit inspirations for themselves. Everyone at Styl.Inc is always eager to help shop exclusively for Brides & Groom and their friends & family. We are here to give them their dream wedding without having them going through the hassle of sourcing on their own.

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Well, what do you know! Another blog has been accomplished while searching for the best apparel for your boys. In the search for more information on what to wear on different occasions, keep reading the Styl-Inc blogs.

Stay Tuned, till then,
Keep’in it styl-ish

Signing off
Shivi Bhardwaj