Bridal couture is more than just a pretty dress for the ‘lady of the evening’. While brides want to flaunt their perfect wedding look, the grooms too prepare for a show-stopper outfit. A groom enjoys limelight moments on the wedding like his bride. That’s why designers and stylists pay due regard to the groom style when they’re gearing up for their Big Day.
The men’s style for wedding is composed of personal preference as well as a traditional/contemporary outlook. A Pakistani groom style usually consists of an embellished Kurta or Sherwani, accessorized by a complementary turban or Kulla. Everyone is free to opt in for suits on the wedding day, but this complete look portrays traditional men’s fashion for wedding in Pakistan.
A turban (Kulla) is the most highlighted accessory of a groom’s style, and it should be chosen with diligence. Since the wedding season is approaching, let’s share some sizzling turban collection and helpful tips for the grooms-to-be:
Ordinarily, you would think every turban has the same shape or specifications. However, they vary in size, shape, etc. Do not delay buying this item for the last moment. Take your time to evaluate your options and find the perfect-fit for your height, head shape, and the dress.
For 2011-2012 wedding season, men’s fashion is to go for bold colors that do not outshine the bride, but give you a dashing look. Break free from the oh-so-mundane off-white and brown shades. Maroon and red are usually chosen to complement your bride’s dress. You can also use more than one color in the Kulla. As a big fashion move, groom style incorporates a similar shade or fabric from the bride’s dress in Kulla. It gives a striking feature to your turban, while maintaining a ‘connection’ to the bridal wear.
You can use more than one color in your Kulla without making it seem like a rainbow. Timely planning for this accessory helps you get it tailored to your specific requirements because off-the-rack turbans might not fit your style perfectly. Oversized turbans are especially recommended for a majestic outlook. 2011 men’s style for wedding also favors the use of a big adornment like a brooch or tassel on the forehead portion of the turban. This exciting look is similar to that of traditional royalty.
Grooms can be a show-stopper in the 2011-2012 Pakistani wedding season! Accessorize with these majestic turbans and feel like royalty on your wedding day.
