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Groom Preparation

Groom Preparation

There are countless ways grooms can get involved in wedding planning. The big ones are no surprise: getting his suit fitted, writing his vows, and helping pick a first dance song, to name a few. Smaller gestures like leaving notes for his bride or taking her out dancing are less established but make a big difference too! As Indian weddings extend for a period of about five days, a lot of preparations are required to be done. There are a number of rituals that take place before, after and on the day of the wedding. So, the preparations are done accordingly. This also comprises of deciding the attire for the bride and the groom on different occasions. However, the main wedding day is of utmost importance and is always paid more attention to. Thus,
the outfits, shoes and other accessories for the groom are also decided in advance on the wedding day.

Suits and Accessories

Gone are the days when it was just the bride that people looked at. Times have changed and grooms no longer lag behind. Nowadays men have grown equally conscious about their looks and persona. Indian weddings are truly traditional and depict the cultural ethos of the society. This reflects in the way the weddings are conducted, the various rituals that are performed, and even in the attire of the bride and the groom. Every individual wants to look good on his wedding. It is a one in a lifetime occasion and everyone wants to utilize the opportunity to the maximum. All the eyes are after all set only on the wedding couple, so none of them can afford to go wrong anywhere.

From deep tones of grey, burgundy, burnt orange to bright pop colors, men can embrace colors in suits and tuxedos. However, when it comes to embellishments, over-the-top crystals, beads and diamonds are on their way out. Opting for military brooches, ivory buttons, printed pocket squares, statement making lapel pins and cuff links adds to the smartness.

If you haven't heard it already, shoes can make or break your look. Staying away from conventional pointy, over-shiny black or brown boots and knocking out with the array of colorful brogues is better. While sporty shoes are out of bounds, adding a dash of colour to the outfit by going for kicks in colours such as teal green, sea blue, navy blue, indigo and gray would be stunning. Closed shoes with a rustic finish work well with kurtas as well.

The Groomed Look

The bridegroom is undoubtedly the apple of everyone's eyes on his wedding day. He is the center of attraction for all and therefore, it becomes important to pay attention
towards how he looks on the wedding ceremony. For most men, their most prized possessions are their hair. Pampering and styling of hair will not only bring about confidence within , but it will also add that extra edge to the wedding look. Who says manicures and pedicures are only for the ladies? Well groomed hands and feet are a mirror to the groom’s personality. There are different manicures and pedicure options to select from that will not only take care of dry skin but also will remove any tan giving that much-desired neat and well-groomed look. From barely-there trimmed facial hair to chinstrap or goatee, full beard and side locks, there's a veritable feast of facial hair styles out there to look best on the wedding day. Skin care is essential to give the face that much required shine and glow for the wedding.A combination of clean-ups and facial settings done a couple of times prior to the wedding can help to remove any tan and also moisturize the skin.