Indian Wedding Dress Ideas For Groom Getting Married In Summers

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So you're about to become a groom! Summer's scorching heat is a major concern for all those getting married this wedding season! When it comes to different types of wedding attire, brides have an advantage over grooms. Fabrics can also be used to experiment with for women's wedding attire. Men, on the other hand, cannot wear their typical office linens to any of their wedding functions. Now, don't be discouraged! Today, we'll give you some wedding outfit ideas that will keep you cool and comfortable during your summer wedding. So, what should you wear to a summer wedding? Continue reading to learn more!

Tips to Stay Cool
Did you think you'd be able to avoid wedding planning? That isn't happening! You, like your bride, should sit down with your friends and relatives or a design expert to plan the best outfits for your summer wedding and related functions. Here are some things to think about while you're at it!

Indian Wedding Dress Ideas for Mens in Summer
Stay traditional: It is always a better option to go for traditional Indian clothing than semi-western or western clothing in summer. This is due to ...
... the fact that Indian fashion allows for loose fits and cuts. If loose fits are incorporated in indo-western or western outfits they tend to give out the "casual" vibe - something that you would like to avoid at your wedding.

Play with Colours: A summer wedding allows you to experiment with colours, including bright hues and pastel shades. A pastel blue dupatta or sea green waistcoat over a pair of white kurta over cotton vests will not only keep you comfortable, but will also be a soothing sight for your friends and relatives at the wedding's morning function.
The Bottom-wear is Crucial: Another advantage of Indian outfits is that you can choose bottom wear that allows air circulation, keeping you cool. For instance, trousers with western outfits have to fit perfectly. This causes your legs to be stiff. On the other hand, you don't have to wear a tight churidar with Indian outfits like kurtas and sherwanis. You'll look just as good in a pair of wide-bottomed pyjamas as you will in a salwar. Men nowadays also like to wear patialas with their kurtas. So get creative and consider bottom wear that will keep you comfortable while also making you look like the most handsome groom in town!

The Waistcoat: A waistcoat serves several purposes at a summer wedding. First and foremost, it enhances your kurta-pajama ensemble. In other words, it gets you ready for your wedding without requiring you to put on heavy jackets and coats. Second, you can wear a comfortable cotton kurta underneath a gorgeous waistcoat while looking and feeling cool.

The Fabric: No, you cannot wear your everyday cotton or linen clothes to your wedding. However, you can use some discretion when selecting the fabric for your outfits. Make a mental note of all fabrics suitable for weddings that do not contain blended or synthetic fibres. Hand-woven, unbleached, natural fabrics such as pure silk, tussar, raw silk, chanderi, jamdani, and others will keep you cool without looking boring.
The Work: Some of our grooms may be put off by poky zaree or sequin work on their gowns. This type of work makes the outfit heavier, which adds to the summer discomfort. As a result, we recommend that you select the work on your outfit accordingly. Some intricate designs that will make you look and feel cool and classy at the same time are Lucknow chikankari work or pure silk Benarasi brocades.

Some Wedding Dress Ideas You Can Choose From For Your Summer Marriage
We thought it would be easier for you to decide what kind of wedding attire you want to wear if we could come up with some outfit ideas for you. Also, you can take inspiration from these ideas and create your own customised outfits. Don't have faith in your tailor? Continue reading until the end to find out how to get your own customised wedding wardrobe in the simplest way possible.

We'll categorise these looks by function to make it easier for you to put together outfits for each occasion.

Engagement Day
Do you adore your western wear? Today is the day to show it off. Engagement parties are typically held indoors in climate-controlled settings. As a result, you do not need to be concerned about the heat. Wear a wedding suit in classic colours such as brown, grey, or navy to make a great first impression.

A long bandhgala suit or pathani kurta made of cotton is also a good choice. On this day, avoid using a lot of glitter and zari. Such kurtas in solid colours will work wonders in lightening the outfit and conveying a sense of seriousness. Keep in mind that an engagement party is a formal event.

A rajwadi kurta suit is a light outfit that is also appropriate for an engagement.

If you simply want to avoid wearing a heavy outfit on your engagement day, make a statement by opting for the 'print on print' fashion trend that has been popular for a few months now. In this case, you should wear a printed kurta with a printed jacket. The bottom-wear, on the other hand, should be a solid colour. If you can carry this style well, even in lightweight fabrics like cotton, linen, rayon or raw silk, you will be the talk of the party. However, putting together such an outfit is a difficult task, and you should seek expert advice on the subject.

Sangeet
Today is a day for dancing. As a result, you must exercise extreme caution when selecting an outfit for a summer sangeet. We recommend wearing a sherwani cut solid colour kurta in a lighter fabric, such as a mix of linen and silk threads, with a pair of matching dhoti pants. Wear a benarasi brocade jacket in a contrasting colour to elevate the look.
Sangeet is one of those occasions where you can go a little overboard with your attire. If you like to try new things, we recommend a Mughal-inspired flared kurta-churidar with a gown-style embroidered jacket on top and cuts in front and on the sides. This look does not necessitate the use of heavy fabrics.

Because of the unique cut of angrakha style kurtas with south Indian white lungi, they make a statement even when worn in less glossy fabrics like cotton. Choose one with embroidery and pair it with a pair of dhoti pants.

Haldi Ceremony
It is a daytime event. As a result, the sun is another visitor. Keeping your cool is thus the first priority. So, on this day, pull out all of your cotton or linen kurtas. Choose bright pastel colours that will look great in the summer. You can even pair your kurta pyjama with an ethnic jacket if the weather isn't too hot.

Printed kurta-pajama sets look stunning during the haldi ceremony. It conveys the message that you have given some thought to your outfit. As the base colour, choose a lighter shade. You can keep the patterns simple by using something as simple as a textured fabric. Summer is a season of vibrant colours. As a result, some grooms prefer to wear bright floral patterns on light-colored kurtas for the haldi ceremony.

Choose a chikankari kurta with intricate hand embroidered details to achieve that effortless look that screams class. Only traditional outfits such as these make you feel cool and look hot at the same time. Chikankari kurtas are available in numerous light pastel shades like blue, peach, yellow etc which will also be a welcome break from the white ones.

Wedding Night or Reception
If you are from the north, you simply cannot skip the sherwani on your wedding or reception night. It would be blasphemy to do so. Instead, you can do a few things to make yourself feel lighter. Choose a lighter, light-reflecting colour, such as beige or gold. Remove the dupatta! Get your sherwani made of pure silk because it will keep you much cooler than fabrics made of synthetic blends of fibres. Experiment with bottom-wear and have your sherwani paired with dhoti-style pants or jodhpurs pants instead of a tight churidar.

If you are a south Indian groom, you will be wearing a mundu to your wedding. You can pull off this look even if you are not from the south. Get a silk mundu because the fabric adds structure to the outfit. Combine it with a shirt-style kurta made of a rich pure fabric. Mundus are typically white. They are also available in beige, cream, and off-white.
East Indian grooms have an advantage because they are traditionally expected to wear dhotis. Dhotis are lightweight garments made of pure tussar fabric that allow air to pass through. You, too, can wear a tussar dhoti with a lightweight embroidered tussar kurta. Probably this is the best wedding outfit for summer.

Post-wedding functions
After the wedding, you can truly unwind and return to being yourself. You can now pull out your linen shirts and pants. Check that they are well-tailored and fit you well. You can dress it up even more by wearing it with a colourful waistcoat.

Ombre kurtas with jackets and trousers are popular right now. They are appropriate for days when you have visited your relatives with your partner because they are available in light colours and cotton or linen fabrics.

An achkan is an Indo-Persian kurta style. It is essentially a knee-length coat-style kurta that is usually worn with a churidar. An achkan in a light fabric is the most elegant way to dress for a post-wedding function.

Conclusion
Though we have listed out numerous styles for men who will be becoming grooms this summer, there are numerous other ways in which they can dress up too. Men's fashion may appear simple, but this is not the case. Men's fashion must be designed with various constraints in mind. Moreover, compared to women's fashion, men's fashion suffers from a dearth of types of outfits. As a result, it is strongly advised that if you are about to become a groom this summer, rather than shouldering the responsibility of selecting your outfits on your own shoulders, seek the assistance of an expert.

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