From short kurtas to ombré styles, take notes of these groomswear trends

From acing the OTT mirror work style for sangeet to embracing the short kurta fit for haldi, here's a look at the groom wear trends for the wedding season

Bedazzle in black

For the day time wedding festivities, choose a pastel-hued kurta set like actor Vijay Devarakonda (Photo: Instagram)

At the cocktail party, keep it classy in a black lace work kurta and trousers

At the cocktail party, keep it classy and suave in a black lace work kurta and trousers. A sequin stripe embroidered jacket will make this look understated yet statement-worthy. You can also reuse the jacket on other occasions as you can't go wrong in sequins.

Shimmer style

Slip into a silver and black ombré kurta and team it with straight-cut black pants for the after-party

Who said a groom's after party look has to be basic? Choose to shimmer in the night after all your wedding festivities. Slip into a silver and black ombré kurta and team it with straight-cut black pants.

Take a short cut

Like cricketer Hardik Pandya, opt for a yellow short kurta with white embroidery and pair it with a white pyjama

For the sangeet, opt for a mirror work kurta in a dark shade

For the sangeet, channel the main character energy in you and opt for a mirror work kurta in a dark shade. Take the drama a notch higher in a fully embroidered jacket that is perfect to show off all your dance moves. Finish off with black wide legged pants.

Pastel play

For the day time wedding festivities, choose a pastel-hued kurta set like actor Vijay Devarakonda

For the day time wedding festivities, choose a pastel-hued kurta set like actor Vijay Devarakonda. With asymmetrical tassels and a collared neckline, the kurta can be elevated with a matching embellished blazer for an Indo-Western look. The fusion will surely get you compliments and good pictures!

Traditional take

For the main wedding function, choose an ivory sherwani

For the main wedding function, choose an ivory sherwani. It can be reused and restyled for other occasions. While you keep the fit traditional, opt for a belt in the same pattern and a dupatta to exude royal vibes.