Attire should harmonize with the bride for coordinated look.

For the reception, the groom’s attire should complement the bride’s look, ensuring a coordinated and regal appearance. Here are some refined and stylish options for the groom’s reception outfit, similar to the bride’s choices:

• Color: Deep tones like black, midnight blue, or charcoal gray to create a sophisticated look.
• Fabric: Satin or velvet for a luxurious finish.
• Design: A sleek, tailored tuxedo with a satin lapel, paired with a formal shirt and a bowtie.
• Styling: 
  • A crisp, well-fitted white shirt and a velvet bowtie or silk tie to match the bride’s gown’s embellishments.
  • Optional: Add a pocket square in a color or fabric that complements the bride’s attire.

• Color: Metallic or pastel shades like ivory, champagne, or gold to complement the bride's wedding attire.
• Fabric: Brocade, silk, or velvet with intricate detailing.
• Design: A regal sherwani with embroidery, beads, or sequin work that matches the bride’s lehenga.
• Styling: 
  • Pair with a contrasting churidar or dhoti-style pants.
  • Add a light dupatta draped over one shoulder, matching the bride’s dupatta.

• Color: Rich jewel tones like royal blue, emerald, or burgundy.
• Fabric: Velvet or satin for a rich, luxurious look.
• Design: A fitted bandhgala jacket with subtle embroidery and jeweled buttons to match the bride’s jewelry and outfit.
• Styling: 
  • Worn with a contrasting kurta and churidar or trousers for a modern yet traditional look.

• Color: Soft pastels or neutral tones like beige, light gray, or gold.
• Fabric: Silk, satin, or brocade with minimal embellishments.
• Design: A long, well-tailored coat-style sherwani or a long kurta with modern cuts and a mandarin collar.
• Styling: 
  • Worn with a matching or contrasting dhoti or trousers.
  • Simple accessories like a pocket square or subtle brooch.

• Color: Ivory, cream, or gold, creating a harmonious look with the bride’s saree or lehenga.
• Fabric: Silk, satin, or a blend with fine embroidery.
• Design: A short kurta with intricate embroidery or embellishments, paired with a draped dhoti.
• Styling: 
  • Pair with a contrasting dupatta, matching the bride's attire or colors.

• Color: Maroon, gold, or ivory, echoing the bride’s outfit.
• Fabric: Wool blend or silk for a refined, royal finish.
• Design: A tailored Jodhpuri suit with a buttoned front and traditional detailing on the collar and cuffs.
• Styling: 
  • Pair with slim-fit trousers or a churidar.
  • Add a brooch or pocket square for a sophisticated touch.

• Safa (Turban): Choose a turban in a complementary color with intricate designs like floral patterns or jeweled embellishments to coordinate with the bride’s headpiece or jewelry.
• Jewelry: 
  • Light jewelry such as a pearl necklace or a diamond brooch.
  • A wristwatch or cufflinks in matching gold or silver.
• Footwear: 
  • Traditional mojaris or embroidered juttis in colors that match the bride’s footwear.
• Dupatta or Stole: 
  • A silk or embellished stole draped over the shoulder for added elegance.

• Matching Theme: Ensure the groom’s attire complements the bride’s outfit in terms of color, fabric, and design details.
• Style Harmony: The groom should aim for a look that is elegant yet understated, letting the bride’s outfit take the spotlight while still maintaining his own regal appearance.

These attire options ensure the groom looks dashing and perfectly coordinated with the bride on their special day. Divine Pheras will help curate every detail of your wedding to create a memorable and stunning event!