Introduction: Where Tradition Meets the Runway

Every Indian groom today wants more than just a wedding outfit he wants presence. A silhouette that commands attention, craftsmanship that honors legacy, and styling that looks like it’s stepped straight off the runway. And that entrance? It begins with inspiration from the world where tradition and high fashion meet.

At The Rajwada, we don’t just create outfits. We build legacies. For grooms who believe their wedding attire should feel as grand as the moment itself, our collections capture the elegance of Indian royalty refined for the modern runway-inspired groom.

The Rise of the Runway Groom

Weddings today aren’t just rituals they’re experiences. And as grooms become more involved in curating their looks, sherwanis have evolved from ceremonial staples to fashion-forward statements.

 

Grooms now want to be more than present they want to be remembered. From tailored shoulders to intricate threadwork, their style needs to feel personal, bold, and unforgettable. And that’s exactly where The Rajwada delivers taking inspiration from designer runways and translating it into timeless elegance.

From Runway to Mandap: The 3 Pillars of Groom Styling

1. Cut That Commands

Structured tailoring isn’t just about fit it’s about stature. A sherwani must frame the body, create clean lines, and enhance posture. It should feel regal without being restrictive.

2. Craft That Tells a Story

The embroidery isn’t just decorative it’s cultural storytelling. Whether it’s the hand-embroidered motifs of the Mehr Ivory Sherwani Set or the tone-on-tone work seen in Ivory Blossom Sherwani, each detail speaks to a rich design language refined over centuries.

3. Confidence That Completes It

You can wear the finest fabric, but if you don’t feel like the groom, it shows. The Rajwada crafts its ensembles not just to look extraordinary but to make you feel extraordinary. Because real luxury begins with self-assurance.

The Rajwada Edit: Runway-Worthy Looks for Every Ceremony

Let’s decode the designer-inspired styles from The Rajwada that help you build your personal groom wardrobe from engagement to reception.

1. Regal Ivory Sherwanis: The Statement of Sophistication

Nothing reflects timeless elegance better than ivory. These Sherwani Sets by The Rajwada are steeped in cultural grace yet designed with subtle modern flourishes.

Top Picks:

Mehr Ivory Sherwani Set: Balanced embroidery with a structured cut for the main wedding day.

Ivory Legacy Sherwani Set: Tonal detailing for a majestic mandap appearance.

Elan Ivory Sherwani Set: For the groom who believes in elegance with edge.

These styles are ideal for pheras, traditional indoor weddings, and formal evening rituals.

2. Modern Pastels for Daytime Functions

Pastel tones like blush, sandstone, and soft pinks have transitioned from bridal palettes into the groom’s spotlight.

Top Picks:

Blush Mirage Sherwani Set: Pairs beautifully with open-air day weddings.

Gulbahar Blush Sherwani Set: A celebration of romance and heritage.

Rajwada Silk Pink Sherwani with Mirror Work: Ideal for mehendi or haldi.

These styles bring softness, yet maintain masculinity and poise perfect for pre-wedding events.

3. Textured Drama for the Showstopper Groom

Runway influence is most visible in sherwanis that combine traditional fabric bases with dramatic embroidery or asymmetry.

Top Picks:

Rajwada White Indo-Western with Mirror Booti Work: A structured standout for sangeet or cocktail nights.

Stone Ivory Sherwani Set: A beautifully balanced choice for reception entrances.

Ivory Kalam Sherwani Set: Celebrates the detail-oriented groom with fine surface texture.

These pieces create movement, depth, and drama just like the designer looks they take cues from.

4. Velvet-Luxe for Receptions and Grand Finales

Evening wear for grooms should whisper luxury, not shout it. Velvet and brocade finishes offer richness and regality.

Top Picks:

Rajwada Almond Royal Sherwani with Heavy Moti and Kadhai Work: A deep, earthy tone with royal finish.

Suvarna Beige Sherwani Set: For a grand send-off that doesn’t go unnoticed.

Pair these looks with layered pearl malas or a neatly wrapped safa to own your moment under the spotlight.

Accessories That Seal the Look

No runway-inspired outfit is complete without the right styling. Here's how to elevate your sherwani to its full potential

Safas: Choose complementing or contrasting tones. Light fabrics with subtle brocade add depth.

Footwear: Handcrafted mojaris or juttis in suede or jacquard preferably embroidered.

Jewellery: A single-layer necklace or statement brooch can turn a good look into a signature one.

Dupattas: Drape with intention. One shoulder or cross-body works best depending on the sherwani cut.

Why This Isn’t Just an Outfit—It’s a Moment

Years from now, you won’t remember every detail of the day but your photos will. And what you wear in them will define your legacy. It will speak of your choices, your values, and your moment.

That’s why The Rajwada doesn’t follow trends. It refines tradition. With craftsmanship passed down through generations and collections designed for today’s discerning groom, every sherwani becomes a memory stitched in time.

Final Word: The Groom Is No Longer Just Part of the Story—He Is the Story

The Glanza Runway gave us a glimpse of how Indian menswear can evolve. But your wedding is where that evolution takes center stage.

At The Rajwada, we believe that your outfit should never feel like a costume it should feel like a crown. One that you wear with confidence, pride, and effortless style.

So whether you choose ivory, blush, velvet, or texture, know this your mandap is your runway. And this is your moment.