Must have Wedding Accessories
Traditional and fashionable accessories will not only improve your overall appearance, but will also highlight your elegance and charisma. So, here is a collection of accessories that each and every Indian groom should have.
A kalgi complements the beauty of a pagdi or safa. This bejewelled piece resembles a brooch, but it is worn on the Safa. You can also get ones with feathers. Many people prefer pearl or metal kalgis with sub ornate stone kalgis.
It's a long scarf with tassels at the ends. This piece is typically worn with a sherwani. A contrasting dupatta is dressed with the sherwani to complete the appearance. The dupatta, an essential part of a sherwani, can be draped around your neck or worn on the shoulder of one arm, heading right around your waist and then rolled up around the other hand. You could also carry a dupatta in the same colour as your bride's gown to complete the picture-perfect look!
The haar, or neckpiece, has both traditional and fashion significance for so many Indian grooms. You can wear a single string of large pearls with a semi-precious stone pendant, or you can go for the layered pearl look. Three to five strings of small stones with fashioned pendants or brooches would make up a layered necklace. To match your outfit, consider necklaces created of beads and coloured pearls.
Sherwani is a popular wedding attire in India because it enhances the appearance of Indian men. A traditional jutti or mojari paired with a stunning rich sherwani completes the groom-to-look be's and therefore can make your wife fall head over heels in love with you.
