An Indian Wedding Groom embodies the perfect mix of heritage, style, and dignity. Dressed in regal attire such as Sherwani, Safa/Pagdi, Mojari shoes, and often carrying a ceremonial sword, the groom represents honor, pride, and cultural richness. Every element—from the outfit to accessories—reflects centuries-old traditions that celebrate love, family, and royalty.

Key Characteristics

• Royal Traditional Attire – Sherwani, Achkan, or Kurta set crafted with embroidery, zardozi, brocade, or silk.

• Elegant Groom Accessories – Safa/Pagdi, Kalgi, Mala (neckpiece), brooches, and matching footwear.

• Ceremonial Sword (optional) – Adds a majestic, king-like look to Sikh, Punjabi, and Rajasthani weddings.

• Graceful & Cultural Look – Designed to complement the bride while honoring family traditions.

• Photogenic Appeal – Perfect for pre-wedding, baraat, and wedding-day photography.

• Symbol of Honor & Commitment – Represents the groom’s readiness to start a new journey with pride and respect.