The groom's attire should complement the bride's.

For the Jaimala ceremony, the groom’s attire should harmonize with the bride’s outfit, creating a visually stunning and cohesive look. Here are some stylish suggestions for the groom to complement the bride’s elegance:

• Design: A classic sherwani in matching or coordinating shades with the bride’s lehenga, such as red, maroon, or pastel hues.
• Fabric: Rich fabrics like silk, brocade, or velvet with intricate embroidery.
• Details: Zari, Resham, or stonework to match the bride’s outfit details.
• Pairing: 
  • Churidar pants or dhoti in contrasting or matching tones.
  • A dupatta draped over the shoulder in a complementary color.

• Design: A regal achkan with detailed embroidery or subtle embellishments that reflect the bride’s attire.
• Color: Shades like ivory, gold, or pastel hues for a sophisticated look.
• Pairing: Slim-fit trousers or churidar with a stylish stole.

• Design: A luxurious bandhgala jacket in jewel tones like royal blue, emerald green, or deep maroon.
• Details: Subtle embroidery or button details that resonate with the bride’s outfit.
• Pairing: Trousers or jodhpurs for a modern yet traditional look.

• Design: A floral or patterned sherwani that mirrors the bride’s floral lehenga or saree.
• Color: Pastel shades or light neutrals with delicate embroidery.
• Pairing: Contrasting or complementing dupatta with a floral motif.

• Design: A gradient sherwani featuring ombre tones that match the bride’s lehenga.
• Fabric: Flowing fabrics like georgette or silk for a soft and elegant appearance.
• Details: Mirror or sequin work for added charm.

• Design: A flared Anarkali kurta with a jacket, creating a royal and dramatic look.
• Color: Jewel tones or metallic shades that complement the bride’s outfit.
• Accessories: Add a royal brooch or layered necklace for a princely appearance.

• Safa (Turban): Choose a turban in a matching or contrasting shade with floral or jeweled embellishments.
• Brooch and Kalgi: Enhance the outfit with a decorative brooch or kalgi pinned on the safa.
• Footwear: Mojaris or juttis in metallic or neutral shades.
• Necklace: Layered pearl or kundan necklaces to complement the bride’s jewelry.
• Stole: A heavily embroidered or lightly embellished dupatta draped elegantly.

• Color Harmony: Ensure the groom’s outfit matches the bride’s attire in color and design elements without being identical.
• Elegance in Simplicity: The groom’s look should be regal yet understated, allowing the bride’s attire to shine while maintaining his own grandeur.

With these attire options, the groom will perfectly complement the bride, creating a breathtaking duo for the Jaimala ceremony. Divine Pheras helps craft every detail of your big day!