Along with this outfit drape, a shawl in green color with light embroidery on the borders. And dance hard as these events are all about enjoying yourself. You can finish off your look with sophisticated loafers and minimal accessories like a ring or a watch.

↓ 24 – How To Wear Red Embroidered Kurta On Wedding

Not everyone likes wearing a simple and solid outfit when it comes to events, especially engagements and weddings, etc. If you are one of those men who want something vibrant and energetic on their wedding day, then this ensemble is surely for you.

Get yourself a well fitted maroon Kurta with embroidery all over it that has a banned collar with button detailing. Pair it up with a black churidar pajama and wear a vibrant embroidered shawl along with this outfit. Polish off your look with black khussas. This attire is ideal for your main wedding day. It is an ideal choice for winter weddings when you can rock this charming look in the day time as well as night time.

↓ 23 – Yellow Embroidered Kurta Pajama Outfit

People in Asia do not very much like summer weddings as it gets way too hot and people can’t dress up in their fancy and traditional attires. But don’t worry, you still can look amazing, irrespective of the weather. We recommend you go easy on the colors and opt for yellow, beige, green, and blue shades. Along with that, choose a breathable fabric like lawn and cotton.

So guys, have a look at this enthralling yellow embroidered Kurta with banned collar and cute button detailing. Wear it along with a white cotton trouser and brush off your look with white khussa. Accessorize your outfit with shades and a watch. This is the perfect choice for day time events as well as functions of sangeet, Dholki, and Mehendi. Turn the music loud and break the dance floor!

↓ 22 – How To Wear A White Kurta To Wedding

White Kurtas are basic when it comes to men’s wardrobes. You must have them in as many fabrics and materials as possible. Be it a winter or summer wedding, just take out your white kurtas and pair them up with a colorful Churidaar pajama of silk or Jamawar.