A Guide to Flaunting the Best Wedding Sherwani Shades and Styles This Season

Attention, grooms-to-be who are taking a keen interest to look dapper on the big day! When it comes to men’s wedding sherwanis in the UK, there are more choices than ever before! Not only are there more hues to select from, but designs and styling trends are undergoing a transformation. If you’re open to experimenting, here are some new, refreshing sherwani trends to consider for your wedding celebrations. Indo-Western Sherwanis Indo-Western sherwanis are hot picks in the market for men’s wedding sherwanis in the UK. Striking details such as asymmetrical cuts, Chinese collar, front drape pattern and alternate bottom wear such as dhoti or Patiala shalwar can truly make any groom-to-be stand out from the crowd. Indo-Western sherwanis are also a great choice for grooms who want the best of both worlds and want to dress flamboyantly during wedding ceremonies. Bold, Dark Hues Although beige with maroon or red is a classic color combination for men’s wedding attire, there are many other color choices for men’s wedding sherwanis in the UK. Deep dark hues such as princely blue are trending these days. Darker hues are perfect for winter weddings and look best when paired with gold embroidery or other eye-catching accessories. Sherwanis in darker hues are ideal for associated events such as engagement, tilak or sangeet and wouldn’t be out of place for a night-time wedding. Mellow Pastel Hues Pastel shades are a big hit with brides-to-be. The good news is that grooms-to-be can now match with brides because sherwanis are now available in a range of elegant pastel hues. Pastel hue sherwanis are great picks for day weddings and we love a groom-to-be who has the confidence to sport a pastel hue on one of the most important days of his life. The key to pulling off the look is to keep it subtle and complement with the right accessories. Dupatta as a Fashionable Accessory Speaking of accessories, the dupatta is taking on a more important role in men’s wedding sherwani ensembles. An embroidered dupatta is a great idea for a winter wedding – it oozes royalty and keeps you warm during proceedings. An understated sherwani in a pastel hue can be complemented with a dupatta having sequins. You can also find dupattas that have other interesting details such as tassels - these small fixtures can make the dupatta appear even more impressive. Monochrome from Head to Toe rnOne of the latest trends for men’s wedding sherwanis in the UK that looks really nice is the monochromatic look. Contrary to popular perception, wearing the same hue from top to bottom can look really impressive. Picture this - a beige colour sherwani, churidar, dupatta, turban and accessories - it’s a great idea for someone who likes order and coherence in their look. It also helps the groom look distinguished during wedding celebrations. Which wedding sherwani style trend are you most keen to try out?