So, you’ve been invited to an Indian wedding. Or maybe you’re the one tying the knot (congrats!). Either way — you’ve figured out the RSVP, picked your Spotify sangeet playlist, but now comes the real challenge: what do you wear?

Enter the world of Indian wedding fashion for men — where centuries-old traditions meet modern design, and where yes, you can wear sequins and look like a total icon. 

Men Outfit Trends Inspired by Indian Wedding Traditions

1. The All-Rounder: Timeless Royalty Indo-Westwen

This isn’t your average “uncle at a wedding” sherwani. With luxe hand embroidery and a clean silhouette, this ivory piece is built for the main ceremony — whether you’re under a mandap in Malibu or at a ballroom in Jersey.

Why it works: Regal fit, breathable fabric, and timeless embroidery that feels luxe without being heavy. Royal, but make it wearable.

2. The Subtle Power Move: Cream Hand Work Sherwani

If you want something a little more low-key for events like a puja, Haldi, or a chill pre-wedding lunch, this one’s it. The detailing? Immaculate. The fit? Sharp.

The vibe: Soft, detailed threadwork that photographs beautifully. Lightweight enough to move around in, elegant enough for all the aunties to compliment you.

3. East Meets West (and It Works): White Matka Silk Indo-Western

It’s giving tradition with a twist. This Matka silk number blends Indian embroidery with a sleek, modern cut. For when you want to look formal but not full sherwani formal.

Details to love: Matka silk = breathable and rich. Zari and resham work = that extra edge. Perfect for receptions or engagement dinners.

4. Lightweight Legend: Off-White Chanderi Bundi Set

A clean-cut kurta and vest combo made for garden events, temple ceremonies, or that post-pooja lunch where you’re trying to impress your crush and your grandma.

Why we love it: Chanderi silk is breezy and luxe. The Bundi adds shape without bulk, and the soft embroidery hits that sweet spot between subtle and stylish.

5. The Color Drop: Red Reverie Linen-Silk Kurta Set

Red isn't just for brides, folks. This linen-silk blend gives you color and comfort. It’s bold but not loud — perfect for daytime events where neutrals feel too “meh.”

Hot take: Linen keeps you cool, silk adds that formal finish. Wear it to a mehendi, wear it to a beach wedding. Either way, you’ll stand out (in a good way).

6. The Afterparty Fit: Navy Blue Boomariyo Indo-Western

This one’s got main character energy. Boomariyo sequence work adds a low-key shimmer. The navy color keeps it classy.

Where it shines: Sangeets, receptions, cocktail nights. Basically anywhere you want to dance without sacrificing the drip.

7. Destination-Approved: Neptune Glow Kurta Set with Dupatta

Headed to a wedding in Cancun? Jaipur? Palm Springs? This pastel kurta set was made for it. Light, floaty, and paired with a matching dupatta that makes it feel just a little more ceremonial.

Design notes: The color is unique but universally flattering. And the fabric? Feels like butter, breathes like linen.

8. The Modern Classic: Black Bhagalpuri Indo-Western

Yes, you can wear black to a wedding. And this one proves it. With rich Bhagalpuri silk and minimal embroidery, it’s got that “tailored but traditional” look down pat.

Perfect for: Receptions, formal dinners, or upscale mehendis where the dress code says festive but your heart says monochrome.

Final Word

Indian wedding traditions come with flair, feeling, and family — and your outfit should match that energy. Whether you're the groom, the best man, or just there for the jalebi, these looks bring together comfort, design, and cultural authenticity.

B>More curates modern Indian menswear that actually gets it — stylish, intentional, and celebration-ready.