Let's be honest. A sherwani is itself a classy garment, but by just the absence of the right accessories, it feel unfinished. Just imagine walking into a wedding with a plain sherwani without a turban or, say, juttis or anything that sets it apart. It will look… well, okay. But not wow. And on your big day, you definitely want people to say “wow.”
That’s where accessories step in. These small elements give tons of character and style and make one stand out in a crowd. Here are a few important accessories that every groom (and also groomsmen) should always try with their sherwanis at any wedding function.
Accessories to Pair with Sherwani for Men Wedding Functions
1. Turban or Safa – Your Royal Touch
The first thing people notice is your headgear. A turban completes your look. Bright shades like maroon, cream, or gold are always safe bets. If you want to add a little extra drama, go for a kalgi (turban pin). It instantly gives you that regal vibe.
2. Dupatta or Stole – Adds Flow to Your Outfit
With or without a contrasting dupatta, the sherwani looks super stylish. It can be draped on one shoulder, neatly crossed on both shoulders, or just let loose casually. Velvet and silk are the fabrics that are trending right now. Though minor, these additions alter the whole look.
3. Juttis – Never Ignore Footwear
Trust me, footwear matters. Nothing looks worse than a groom in sports shoes under a sherwani (yes, I’ve seen that happen). Traditional juttis or mojaris are the best choice. Embroidered, plain leather, or colourful ones—pick what matches your outfit.
4. Brooch – Simple Yet Powerful
A brooch may look tiny, but it adds a lot of charm. Pin it on your sherwani or even on your turban. Stone-studded, gold-plated, or pearl ones are most popular.
5. Necklace – The Regal Mala
Not just brides, even grooms can wear jewellery. A pearl mala or a light kundan necklace over your sherwani gives a royal vibe. If your sherwani is plain, this will balance the look perfectly.
6. Pocket Square – That Subtle Detail
This one is underrated but classy. Pick a pocket square in a shade that complements your safa or dupatta. It’s small but shows you’ve paid attention to detail.
7. Watch – Modern Meets Traditional
Yes, you’ll be in a traditional outfit, but a nice watch never hurts. Gold, silver, or even a classy leather strap works. It adds a modern touch to your sherwani look.
Quick Tips
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Don’t wear everything together. Pick 3–4 accessories that look balanced.
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Match colors smartly. Too many bright shades can clash.
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Comfort first. Don’t wear something just because it looks good.
Final Word
A sherwani for men's wedding functions is already stylish, but accessories make it memorable. The turban, juttis, brooch, and necklace help enhance all your layers of personality. Ultimately, all that matters is: be confident and comfortable. When you feel good, you look good.
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FAQs on Sherwani for Men Wedding Functions
Q1. Can I style my sherwani with sneakers?
Sneakers with a sherwani? Big no. Go for juttis or mojaris – they instantly lift the whole vibe.
Q2. Which sherwani color works best for weddings?
Cream, beige, or maroon are evergreen. But if you’re feeling trendy, pastels are super in.
Q3. Is wearing a necklace with a sherwani necessary?
Not at all. But a simple pearl or stone mala can give that royal finish.
Q4. Can I pair my sherwani with a watch?
Of course! A sleek watch – leather or metallic – looks classy and modern.
Q5. Do I need to carry a dupatta with a sherwani?
It’s optional. But honestly, a matching or contrast dupatta adds that little “wow” factor.
