If you’re on the lookout for the perfect muted outfit that suits your tastes, Bridal Episode curated a list of grooms who’ll give you ample inspiration before you go shopping.
When it comes to fashion, nothing can beat the classics. This holds equally true for the discerning Indian groom who wants to make a subtle statement of his own without stealing his bride’s thunder even as the nuptials unfold. Be it a conventional sherwani you’ve got your eyes on or a contemporary jacket set accentuated with subtle gold or silver zari, a neutral-colored outfit is fuss-free and better yet, can also be repurposed for other occasions!
An off-white Nehru jacket, white pocket square and kurta set paired with tan leather loafers for the groom who wants to stay comfy while embarking on a new adventure.
Exuding traditional vibes, this pristine white sherwani with minimal gold embroidery sets the temperature soaring effortlessly.
Sleek and adorned with intricate embroidery this flattering bandhgala with a pink pocket square defines romance.
A royal sherwani with the slightest hint of scarlet on the borders paired with a classic churidar and white jootis makes you stand out next to your beautiful bride.
Add a unique twist to the ordinary white bandhgala with a matching ivory open-front jacket that makes sure you remain stylish and flexible as you shake a leg in celebration.
Replete with embroidery, this off white bandhgala is the epitome of elegance and luxury while staying true to tradition.
Simple yet sophisticated, this ivory sherwani with a silver-bordered dupatta is perfect for the minimalistic man who wants to keep fuss to the minimum.
A lightly embroidered white sherwani accessorized with luxurious pearls and a delicate peach turban is perfect for a desi fairytale wedding.
Go subtly opulent with this white sherwani that boasts of an embroidered pocket where you can tuck in a gold pocket square to complement your bride’s lehenga.
Stay warm yet glamorous by layering an embroidered bandhgala over your kurta along with a zari bordered scarf.
