selectvenue An everlasting relationship is symbolised by a wedding. You will become one person as a result of your marriage! Together, you will face every challenge in life, celebrate every victory, and take each step. From now on, you two shall stand for unity! So why not start on the actual wedding day? Coordinated wedding attire, such as a matching sherwani and lehenga, not only promotes a sense of conjugal oneness but also establishes a theme for the wedding. Not only do pictures turn out nice, but your love and association seem unbreakable!
Let’s have a look at these couples who handled the idea of matching lehengas and sherwanis pretty nicely today!
1. Marooned on the Island of Love
We begin with a stunning couple wearing a jacketed sherwani and a layered lehenga skirt! One word describes this maroon custom-made lehenga and sherwani set: “royal.” To die for is the lush texture! Both the lehenga skirt and the blouse are covered in silver zardozi, gota patti, and sequin embroidery. The groom’s clothing displays the same type of craftsmanship. Maroon is a fantastic option because, unlike red, it is only a bridal hue and looks fantastic on both men and women!
2. The Groom in a Pink Pagdi
This couple has skillfully coordinated their looks! The bride’s stunning pink lehenga has gold zari embroidery all over it. You were right if you thought a pink-clad groom would be quite absurd-looking. This is why the groom is wearing a light blue sherwani, which contrasts nicely with the pink of the wedding attire. He has added a pink pagdi and a pink dupatta as accessories to complete the look. How clever is that?
3. The Patterns of Conjugal Bliss
This bride and groom kept their wedding simple by wearing matching sherwanis and lehengas in cream. But this is not the reason we refer to this ensemble as well-coordinated. The bride is dressed in a stunning lehenga that is embellished all over with golden zari work. Her lehenga skirt is embellished with golden embellishments and a gorgeous, wide border. On the groom’s sherwani kurta, the same golden designs were employed.
4. In the Gardens of Elysium
This coordinated sherwani and lehenga combination in floral pink and green is quite lovely to look at! Who would have thought that a dark green and floral pinks would mix so well together? One is reminded of the ethereal Elysium gardens by the colour scheme! The bride looks stunning in her pink dupatta and sleeveless green blouse. Her lehenga skirt is embellished with floral embroidery. The groom wears a dark green sherwani accessorised with a pink floral jacket! Such an outfit can be worn without any double thought at a pre-wedding function.
5. The King and Her Queen
Dark or bottle green are fantastic choices for non-bridal hues since they highlight the intricateness of gold zari or sequin embroidery. Look at the bride’s lehenga skirt, which is covered with intricate zari embroidery. On the dark green surface, the gold and pink embroidery stands out nicely. The groom also has a sherwani on that is covered in identical zari embroidery. Both the bride’s and the groom’s dupattas are plain with few motifs, breaking up the embroidery’s dense pattern. The royals would be proud of this matching lehenga and sherwani wedding ensemble!
6. Red and Gold – The Perfect Pair
You are limited to only wearing red for bridal attire, right? You also want your groom to match your outfit, so make that happen! Do not request that he wears a red sherwani! Instead, carry out this action! Ask your groom to don a gold sherwani with a few crimson accents if you plan to show off a red lehenga. A dark crimson lehenga with gold zari and sequin embroidery is worn by the bride in this picture. Her groom wears a sherwani with elaborate zardozi and gold aari embroidery. Since red and gold are inseparable, your ensembles will already seem coordinated. However, if you want to go a step further, dress in crimson and add a headpiece, like this groom has done.
7. Same But Different
The ensembles appear coordinated or identical thanks to the designer’s deft use of accessories. First of all, the colour scheme used in both ensembles is the same. The husband wears a sherwani in cream, ivory, and light mint green, while the bride dons an attire in light lavender and ivory. These are all pastel shades of light colours. Second, the bride’s dress is embellished with vibrant flowers in light peach and baby pink. In addition, silver sequins have been employed. The groom’s attire also features silver thread embroidery. The patterns on both clothes give the appearance of being embossed. Subtlety is the main design element for both ensembles!
8. Coral Combinations
On their wedding day, these pair showed off a particularly lovely and distinctive tint. Numerous hues of coral and pink are combined in the clothing. The bride’s matte silver work-adorned pale coral lehenga flawlessly matches her diamond jewellery. The colour of the groom’s attire is a blend of coral and beige. His coral-colored headgear and dupatta provide a touch of brightness. The jacket he wears over his bottom-flared sherwani kurta is the focal point of his outfit. His clothing is just as dazzling as his bride’s thanks to the excellent craftsmanship on the back of his jacket.
9. Dreams in Beige and Gold
At their wedding with a beige and gold colour scheme, this stunning lady pops the question to her handsome hubby! Is there anything not to love about this picture with the warmly lighted sandstone fort or palace in the background? The matching lehenga and sherwani of the bride and groom reflect the golden beige hue of the sandstone. He is dressed in a blush beige sherwani kurta with a pleated asymmetrical hem, and she is wearing a beige lehenga that is heavily embroidered with gold sequins. The jacket, which is sandstone in colour and displays traditional Indian painting, is the focal point of the ensemble.
10. Going Well Together
A cream dupatta and a vibrant orange pagdi have been added to the mint green sherwani with gold embroidery. A mint green lehenga with a double dupatta is worn by his wife. One of the dupattas is a vivid tangerine colour, while the other is an orange that is a bit more transparent. The lehenga features delicate orange and golden zari embroidery. Towards the bottom, it has a distinctive mint green to dark green ombre effect. As colourful as it gets, this lehenga and sherwani combo matches!
