Looking for the Perfect Groom Sherwani? Here’s What’s Trending Right Now

Finding the right sherwani isn’t just about following tradition—it’s about standing out. As grooms in Hyderabad become more style-conscious, the sherwani has evolved into a centerpiece of wedding fashion. Today, it reflects personality, confidence, and cultural pride.

Whether you’re preparing for a grand palace wedding or an intimate ceremony, your sherwani sets the tone. At 6e Design, Hyderabad’s premier destination for groom wear, the 2025 collection brings innovation to timeless tradition. Here’s what’s trending now—and why these designs are worth your attention.

Why the Sherwani Remains the Groom’s Top Choice

While tuxedos and Indo-western suits have their place, nothing rivals the gravitas of a well-crafted sherwani. It’s the one outfit that offers grooms a regal presence without compromising cultural integrity. From the fabric to the cut to the embroidery, the sherwani speaks the language of elegance and occasion.

Hyderabadi weddings, known for their blend of grandeur and heritage, demand nothing less. And that’s why most grooms still lean toward a sherwani—it aligns with tradition while offering countless possibilities for personalization.

Top Sherwani Trends for Grooms in 2025

1. Statement Fabrics
This year, fabrics like velvet, raw silk, and jacquard are taking center stage. At 6e Design, each sherwani begins with material selection. Rich, weighty fabrics add structure while enhancing the visual appeal of embroidery.

2. Monotone and Tonal Looks
While contrast remains classic, 2025 is leaning toward single-color sophistication. Think deep ivory on ivory, or navy blue with matching dupatta and bottoms. These coordinated looks feel both modern and majestic.

3. Zardozi & Hand Embroidery
Intricate craftsmanship is back in focus. Grooms are choosing detailed work on the collar, sleeves, and yoke. 6e Design offers traditional Zardozi, Kashmiri threadwork, and even subtle beadwork for those who want texture without excess.

4. Longer Silhouettes with Tailored Cuts
The longer sherwani is making a comeback, especially in formal evening ceremonies. Fitted at the chest and flowing at the hem, this cut flatters most body types and adds a sense of royalty.

5. Pastels and Earthy Tones
Gone are the days when only deep maroons or golds were acceptable. Soft sage green, dusty rose, almond beige, and ice blue are emerging favorites, especially for daytime weddings and outdoor settings.

How 6e Design Helps Grooms Personalize Their Look

No two weddings—or grooms—are the same. That’s why 6e Design goes beyond standard racks to offer made-to-measure sherwanis tailored to each groom’s taste, personality, and body type.

Design Consultations
From your first consultation, the team at 6e Design takes time to understand the mood of your wedding, your fiancée’s outfit, your skin tone, and your comfort preferences.

Custom Embroidery & Motifs
Whether you want traditional paisley motifs or symbolic designs woven into your look, you’ll have the opportunity to personalize everything—from the buttons to the lining.

Complete Look Coordination
Grooms are now coordinating sherwanis with footwear, safa (headgear), pocket squares, and dupattas. 6e Design ensures the entire look works in harmony.

Choosing the Right Sherwani for Your Body Type

Choosing a sherwani isn’t just about style—it’s about fit. A great sherwani should elevate your posture, frame your shoulders, and elongate your silhouette. 6e Design tailors each garment to your unique proportions.

For taller grooms, long sherwanis with heavier bottoms add balance.
For shorter grooms, lighter embroidery and streamlined cuts create vertical lines that elongate the frame.
For broader builds, side slits and high collars can add structure and definition.

Unlike rental or off-the-rack pieces, a tailored sherwani complements your exact build and movement, which is especially important when you’re wearing it for hours and being photographed at every turn.

Real Weddings, Real Results

Grooms across Hyderabad trust 6e Design to deliver sherwanis that are both timeless and trend-driven. Here’s what recent clients had to say:

“The sherwani 6e Design created for me was more than just an outfit—it was a reflection of who I am. Everyone at my wedding asked where it was from.” — Arjun D., Jubilee Hills

“From fabric selection to the final fitting, every detail was handled with care. I felt confident walking into my wedding.” — Sameer R., Banjara Hills

“I wanted something minimal but rich. 6e Design understood that and delivered exactly what I envisioned.” — Harsha M., Gachibowli

When Should You Start Shopping for Your Sherwani?

The ideal time to begin your sherwani process is 3 to 4 months before the wedding. This allows time for:

• Initial consultations
  
• Fabric selection
  
• Embroidery decisions
  
• First and final fittings
  
• Accessory coordination
  

Starting early also gives you space to make thoughtful decisions, especially if you plan to match your outfit with the bride’s lehenga or theme colors. 6e Design schedules appointments to help you plan each stage of your ensemble.

Additional Groom Wear Options at 6e Design

While sherwanis are the flagship offering, 6e Design provides a full wardrobe for every wedding event:

• Jodhpuri suits for engagement and reception
  
• Kurta-pyjama sets for haldi and mehendi
  
• Bandhgalas and Indo-western jackets for cocktail nights
  
• Custom angavastrams and panchas for traditional rituals
  

Everything can be customized, allowing for a consistent and elevated look across all events.

Redefine Your Wedding Look with 6e Design

Your wedding sherwani should be more than just an outfit—it should be a signature. It should reflect your personality, fit flawlessly, and honor the cultural depth of the occasion. At 6e Design, you’ll find craftsmanship that respects tradition and styling that embraces the future.

Whether you’re looking for something bold, minimal, classic, or modern, the design team at 6e Design ensures your sherwani tells the right story—your story.