How to choose the right wedding Sherwani for Men?

When choosing your wedding sherwani, you, the groom, must first consider the wedding’s theme. Next, pay attention to the colour scheme of your bride’s wedding dress. Select a deep blue Indo-Western sherwani with tapered pants for a modish wedding setting. If your wedding theme and bride’s ensemble are culturally rich, you can choose a sherwani in maroon and golden tones.

Which fabric material is most comfortable for Sherwani?

Every Manyavar sherwani is lined with a comfortable, soft fabric. However, the outer material must be considered as per the weather and wedding venue. For a winter wedding or party in an air-conditioned hall, you can confidently don a deep-toned velvet sherwani. Likewise, pick a lush-hued blended silk or chikan sherwani for a summer wedding or a daytime nuptial ceremony.

Best colour combination for Sherwani?

For men, a few colour combinations are evergreen when it comes to traditional fashion. You can choose one that matches your bride’s dress and the wedding décor. A beige or gold-tinted sherwani goes well with maroon and red lowers. These are the go-to colour scheme for a royal, culturally rich wedding. An understated classic combination is a navy blue sherwani and white pants. Lastly, a trending pastel combination features pale pink and beige sherwanis with off-white pajamas.

What is the ideal length of Sherwani for Men?

The ideal length of sherwanis for men reaches just below the knee.

What are must-have Groom accessories to be added with the wedding Sherwani?

The groom can add some highlights to his wedding sherwani with a stone-encrusted kilangi. For the headgear, he can wear a royal safa. For an added dash of élan, he can also drape a bandanna on his shoulder. Lastly, for a traditional sherwani look, one can wear classic mojari-style jutis. Alternatively, an Indo-Western sherwani would look most fashionable with jutis.

Why should you buy Sherwanis from Manyavar?

Manyavar’s assorted range of sherwanis are a class apart and are available in multiple hues and patterns making it synonymous with groom wear.

What is the Difference Between a Sherwani and an Achkan?

While a sherwani and an Achkan may seem similar to many, they can be distinguished on the basis of multiple features. Some of these include length, fabric and the massive flare from the waist. While a sherwani is longer and flares down the waist, an Achkan is trimmed and fitted to give you a sharp look.

How do you choose a good Sherwani for Groom/Men?

Since there are a plethora of options available, choosing the perfect sherwani for you can seem like a daunting task. And so, here are some tips to help you: Choose the appropriate colour, pattern and design. Choose a style that caters to your personality. Ensure that the sherwani you choose fits you perfectly. Shop for a sherwani design that is versatile and can be worn on multiple occasions. Make sure that the sherwani you choose is crafted using premium quality fabric.

Which type of Sherwani is best for an Evening Wedding?

When looking for a sherwani, appropriate for an evening wedding, it is generally recommended that you opt for darker tones. Additionally, the patterns that you choose should also be more vibrant.

Can the groom squad attend their friend's wedding in sherwanis?

Yes, the groom squad can attend their friend’s wedding in sherwanis. In fact, they can even elevate their look by accessorising it with: Safa, Juti, Bandana, Mala

Will Designer Sherwani for the Groom be too heavy to move around?

No, a designer sherwani from Manyavar would not be too heavy to move around. Since our collection is crafted from premium lightweight materials, you can go about your day without any hassles.

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The hub of stylish traditional wear for men, Manyavar presents a splendid range of sherwanis. What was once termed the Persian cape, transformed into the Indian angrakha before taking on various European accents. Later, it is materialized as the classic sherwani featuring buttons down the front. Royal and noble Mughals initially wore sherwanis in the northern regions during the 19th century in British India. Soon after, the ensemble was adopted by people belonging to other areas and classes as well. Today, sherwanis are the quintessential festive and wedding outfits, owing to their popularity as a formal ensemble. A sherwani adds to a man's classiness, more so when tailored from rich fabrics, adorned with embroidered embellishments. Undoubtedly, it signifies the dignity and etiquette of the Turkish and Persian noblemen. Therefore, Manyavar’s designer sherwanis should be your first choice if you want the ultimate wedding ensemble as the groom or the best man.