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Weddings are happening in full swing this season. Many weddings got shelved due to the pandemic and those would-be grooms are now ready to tie the knot. Grooms these days have been very selective in picking what they would be wearing for their wedding functions and it is no longer choosing whatever they see on the designer’s rack or going by the colour of their bride’s lehenga. Today’s groom wants more options apart from the traditional sherwanis.

Making a case for white

Whites are pristine and you can wear a shirt styled white kurta with pants for your pre-wedding festivity. Accessorise your look with pearl neckpieces and you are all set to impress everyone at the function. Model Mohit Mehta is wearing a chikankari kurta with matching pants from Shivan & Narresh.

Rooting for floral prints

This draped bandhgala seen on model Siddharth Sharma by designer Dhruv Vaish can be your mehendi look. Team it with a pair of black trousers and oxford shoes to exhibit a stately look. You can also accessorise the bandhgala with a choker borrowed from your mother and voila.

Mix and match

Wear a floral bundi with applique work and team it with an asymmetrical kurta in organza. Round off your look with a pair of white trousers. Model Daksh Rajora is wearing this ensemble from designer Sahil Kochhar.

Dress to impress

Red signifies celebration. Pick this shade for your sangeet or mehendi and amp up your style game at the wedding. This look is from Kunal Rawal.

Ditch pyjamas for joggers

How about wearing your kurta with joggers? Give your traditional look a modern spin and be the rule-bending groom in this Punit Balana outfit seen on model Arjun Sahney.

Credits
Photographer: Udit Khurana
Creative direction and styling: Akshay Kaushal
Models: Mohit Mehta, Arjun Sahney, Siddharth Sharma and Daksh Rajora
Wardrobe: Shivan & Narresh, Sahil Kochhar, Kunal Rawal, Dhruv Vaish and Punit Balana
Location courtesy: The ClaridgesHairstylist: Kamy Sharma
Makeup artist: Preet
Accessories: Amrapali and Narayan Jewellers