Regal Sherwanis & Custom Wedding Attire
Crafting timeless sherwanis for your big day, right here in Tilak Nagar. We blend traditional craftsmanship with the perfect modern fit.
A stunning off-white sherwani featuring intricate floral embroidery in silver thread. The matching kurta and stole complete this regal look, perfect for a groom on his wedding day.
A client looking absolutely regal in a classic off-white sherwani, paired with a rich red embroidered stole and a matching pagri. This is a timeless combination for a traditional Indian wedding ceremony.
This groom is ready for his big day in a custom-made ivory sherwani with delicate embroidery, a matching necklace, and a vibrant red pagri and stole. It's a complete, majestic look.
A truly royal statement. This is a deep blue velvet sherwani with magnificent gold zardozi embroidery, perfect for a groom who wants a grand and memorable wedding day outfit.
A happy client trying on his wedding attire. He's wearing a classic cream sherwani paired with a deep maroon velvet stole, showcasing a rich and elegant combination.
This groom chose a timeless look with a textured cream sherwani, a matching pagri, and a simple stole. The multi-layered pearl necklace adds a touch of royal elegance.
A close-up look at the exquisite pearl and gold embroidery on a peach-colored sherwani. This level of detail is what makes each of my creations a piece of art.
A beautiful lilac sherwani paired with a heavily embroidered velvet stole. This outfit is a great example of how to use softer colors while maintaining a grand and formal wedding look.
A glimpse of two of my popular sherwani styles on display. On the left, a dark floral embroidered piece for a bold look, and on the right, a classic white self-embroidered sherwani for timeless elegance.
A full view of a classic off-white sherwani on a mannequin, complete with a pagri. This showcases the complete silhouette and fall of the garment before it's tailored to a client's exact fit.
About Regal Sherwanis & Wedding Attire
Getting the right look for your wedding isn't just about picking a design. When we work on your sherwani, we focus on the structure—using high-quality interlining to hold the weight of heavy embroidery—and conduct 2-3 trial sessions to nail the shoulder fall and chest fit. My goal is to ensure you don't just wear the outfit, but feel completely comfortable and confident in it from the first ceremony to the last photo.
The Art of the Sherwani
A sherwani is the centerpiece of your wedding ensemble. Whether you are looking for a heavy Zardosi-worked piece for the main ceremony or something understated in Raw Silk for the day, my focus remains on the silhouette. I don't believe in one-size-fits-all. We start by selecting premium fabrics—Velvet, Jacquard, or Silk—that match the season and the venue's vibe.
Why the Fit Matters
You have likely heard me talk about 'fitting-vitting' being essential. This is not just a catchphrase; it is our technical process. Heavy embroidery adds weight to the garment, which can pull at the shoulders or buckle the chest if not structured correctly. We use high-quality fusing and interlining to ensure the coat sits perfectly on your frame, maintaining its shape throughout the long hours of wedding rituals.
Complete Grooming
Beyond the sherwani, I help you pull the entire look together. From finding the right stole length to selecting a safa (turban) that complements your facial structure, we handle the accessories in-house. We look at everything:
- Base Layers: Matching silk-blend kurta and Churidar or Aligarhi pyjama.
- Accessories: Handcrafted Mojaris, detailed brooches, and embroidered stoles.
- Trial Process: We schedule 2-3 fittings to adjust sleeve lengths and waist suppression, ensuring that by the time you step out, the outfit feels like a second skin.
Visit my studio in Tilak Nagar, Delhi, and we can sit down to discuss your requirements. We take the time to understand your vision, ensuring your wedding attire is as unique as your story.
Dharam Ji
I’m Rohit Arya, and I carry forward the legacy my father started in 1978. Growing up in our Tilak Nagar studio with fabric scraps as my toys, I learned that a sherwani is more than a garment—it is the centerpiece of your wedding. I’m here to make sure you walk out feeling like royalty, with a fit that makes you stand taller.
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