Weddings are once-in-a-lifetime moments, and this demands the best dress wear for both bride and groom. Sherwani is the first choice of most grooms because of its historic significance and timeless grace. A sherwani gives a truly regal look to a groom on his most important day. But one underlying reason sherwanis remain such a hit is that a lot of variety exists in sherwani designs to fit almost every taste and preference. And while this Sherwani is the ideal outfit for weddings, a few mistakes are common when picking, styling, and wearing this traditional outfit. Being aware of these blunders helps you look your best on the big day.

Discussion is Important Before Buying

When selecting a sherwani for your wedding, do not make decisions alone. Marriage is socializing, and hence, there is the need to have a view of what rhymes with the general theme. Discuss this with your bride-to-be and any other person who could be helping you through the wedding preparations. Your fiancée might have an idea of the kind of sherwani that would rhyme with her bridal attire. She might even know how color contrasts or patterns will not clash with the bride's actual wedding dress. By sharing this information, you can keep from making certain style decisions that would pull your overall look apart. 

Don’t Settle for a Simple Look

While understated is good in many cases, your wedding day is simply not one of those times in which you are going to want to wear plain, simplistic attire. A black sherwani acts as a perfect canvas on which you can play with complicated details, so never hold yourself back from going all vivid and elaborate with embroidery. Weddings are big events wherein trying bold patterns, zardozi work, beads, or even cora dab designs would be perfect. Having said that, your body type remains the foremost factor that must be considered in selecting the embellishments of your sherwani. In case you have a heavier body structure, big patterns do not look good on you. Instead, opt for petite small designs that would accentuate your structure.

For all those boys who are in love with threadwork or guys who want to wear their sherwani more than once, i.e., on mehndi and valima too, start incorporating rich prints or ethnic motifs into it. Small motifs look great on heavier ones; leaner ones can look wow with bigger motifs. More fashionably, one can complement the color of their collar or embroidery with the color of their bride's outfit to ensure the brides look perfect together. Lately, in the fashion trends, sherwani's new style 2024 features bold experimentation with designs that allow grooms to express their unique tastes.

Be Mindful When Choosing the Fabric

The type of fabric used in the Sherwani is very important since it is significant in how it would feel and look afterward. Fabrics vary in their types; hence, many different silhouettes have been formed. Therefore, one needs to choose wisely. Some of the best fabrics that can be used for Sherwani include silk, velvet, and Jamawar because each one of these fabrics has a posh look, giving a royal touch. Silk possesses a special place for its elegant finish and high-class-looking attire, hence very suitable for wedding Sherwani.

Many people believe that velvet is best worn during winter weddings, but this is a misconception. The velvet can be super comfortable on the skin and might be well-worn for an extended period without one feeling distressed. Be it velvet or not, what is most important is to choose a fabric that looks good yet so comforting during your wedding day. Sherwani fabrics for the groom must also take into consideration the climate and time of year that the wedding will occur in Pakistan. Take the time needed to browse your fabrics, and think about each one in terms of how it will play into the style you want to achieve.

Pay Attention to the Fit

First of all, fitted sherwani means projecting confidence and sophistication. Even the most gorgeously designed black sherwani will fall flat if the fit is off. Be sure it fits you, whether you order custom-made sherwani or purchase off the rack. Sherwani can spoil all your looks if not fit right and will make you uncomfortable on your big day.

If you're selecting a ready sherwani, make sure to try it in beforehand and any alterations are done well in time before the day of your wedding. Try walking and sitting down in your outfit to see how it feels in different positions when trying it on. It will likely be ill-fitting if it feels too tight or constrictive. Proper measurements and adjustments make all the difference in how the sherwani will look and feel.

Avoid Wearing Mismatched Footwear

Your footwear plays a significant role in completing your sherwani look, so avoid the mistake of wearing shoes that don’t match the overall style. Not only are these classy shoes elegant, but it is also easy and comfortable to wear them on long wedding ceremonies and festivities.