Celebrity Wedding Sherwani: Iconic Looks for Your Big Day

celebrity wedding sherwani looks

With impeccable personal style and experienced stylists at hand, Bollywood celebrities can offer incredible fashion inspirations, and wedding sherwani looks are no different. Would-be grooms often look up to male celebrities to take inspiration for their wedding attire, and rightfully so. Over the years, Bollywood celebs have served some major celebrity wedding sherwani looks, and in this blog, we have shortlisted our seven best picks from the lot. Come along as we throw some light on our favourite celebrity sherwanis worn by the biggest names of the entertainment industry.

Top Celebrity Wedding Sherwani Looks

Shah Rukh Khan

shah rukh khan in sherwani

It won’t be an overstatement to say that Shah Rukh Khan is the epitome of grace, poise and sophistication. The actor has been a style icon both online and offline, and you will often see him sporting a sherwani or an achkan for various occasions. In the above image, you can see the superstar dressed in a deep violet-hued embellished sherwani with sequin detailing.

The classic silhouette features tone-on-tone threadwork embroidery in traditional motifs for an alluring yet sophisticated look. Read more about the differences between an achkan and a sherwani in our blog. 

Dino Morea

dino morea in sherwani

The exotic features of Dino Morea are to die for, especially when paired with an exquisite traditional wear sherwani. One of our favourite looks of the Bollywood actor in a sherwani is from his latest show, ‘The Royals’. The actor had donned a midnight-black sherwani with glimmering details.

The open-front sherwani featured geometric motifs, adorned with beads, crystals and stones. The stone-studded sherwani was paired with a hot-pink feathered shrug and black silk pants for a cohesive look.

Akshay Kumar

akshay kumar in sherwani

No one does fashion like the heartthrob of Bollywood, Akshay Kumar. The versatile actor recently graced the ramp for Falguni Shane Peacock’s latest couture collection, showcased at India Couture Week in New Delhi.

Akshay walked down the ramp wearing an ivory engagement sherwani, featuring intricate tone-on-tone embroidery in a grid-like pattern, adorned with detailed sequin work for a glimmering effect. The sherwani screamed minimalist charm with elaborate detailing, yet a subdued look.

Kartik Aaryan

kartik aryan in sherwani

Whether it is his impeccable acting skills or out-there fashion choices, Kartik Aaryan is always in the headlines. For instance, look at this fiery red Falguni Shane Peacock sherwani worn by the actor for the brand’s campaign.

The actor poses in a structured designer sherwani featuring botanical and geometric motifs in a tone-on-tone thread embroidery. The bold sherwani is paired with a matching churidar for a cohesive traditional look.

Vicky Kaushal

vicky kaushal in sherwani

Want to serve a classic sherwani look without going overboard? Learn it from the ever-stylish Vicky Kaushal. There are very few actors who carry traditional wear the way Vicky Kaushal does.

For the ICW 2024, Kaushal walked the ramp for the revered Indian brand, Falguni Shane Peacock, dressed in a regal, beige-based sherwani. Tailored from Banarasi brocade, the sherwani was adorned with ivory bead detailing for a glimmering gradient.

Chunky Panday

Chunky Panday in sherwani

If you thought Chunky Panday was only good at portraying humorous characters on-screen, then you may need to rethink your opinion. The veteran actor is also acclaimed for his off-screen style and fashion sense.

For his role in a latest series, the actor had donned a midnight-black collared sherwani, embroidered with intricate architectural, floral and avian motifs in ivory threadwork. The Bollywood actor’s wedding sherwani was further embellished with crystals and was paired with black raw silk pants for a complete look.

Ishaan Khatter

ishan khatter in sherwani

The new-age heartthrob, Ishaan Khatter, knows how to do traditional wear right. The actor looks dapper in an ivory reception sherwani with silver chrome appliqué detailing, walking down the ramp for Falguni Shane Peacock.

Conclusion

While taking inspiration from celebrity sherwani styles is something everyone gravitates towards, it is recommended to consider personal style and preferences as well. Keep yourself updated with the latest sherwani collections and designs to make the best choice. While celebrity sherwanis may look appealing, these may not flatter your style or match the theme of your wedding. So, before you pick a celebrity-inspired sherwani, make sure to do thorough research and pick a sherwani that truly flatters your style.

FAQ’s 

Which city is famous for sherwanis in India?
Among the metro cities, Delhi and Mumbai are prominent hubs for buying sherwanis. You can explore a wide variety of wholesale as well as luxury designer wear sherwanis here. Hyderabad is also a great option to find traditional and customised options, as the city also has a historical connection to sherwanis. Jaipur and Surat are also must-visit destinations for sherwani shopping in India.

What to wear with a sherwani for men?
Depending on the look you are aiming for, you can pair your sherwani with a churidar, salwar, Patiala pants or a dhoti. If you are aiming for a modern, contemporary look, style your sherwani with slim-fit trousers or straight-fit pants. Complete the outfit with matching accessories such as a safa, stole and mojaris.

Why is a sherwani so expensive?
Depending on how exquisite a sherwani is, it may cost more than other options. Sherwanis are typically crafted from premium-quality fabrics, featuring intricate embroidery and beadwork that require a high level of skill and meticulous craftsmanship. This is what makes them expensive.

Is it necessary to wear a kurta under a sherwani?
No, it is not necessary to wear a kurta under your sherwani, though it is common for grooms to wear a kurta under their sherwani for an enhanced look. Usually, a kurta in a similar or matching colour is worn under the sherwani for comfort, coverage, and to complete the formal look.