Custom Sherwanis & Bandhgalas for Delhi Grooms
I design these for life's big moments. From hand-embroidered ivory sherwanis to structured bandhgalas, I blend heritage with a modern fit that is truly yours.
This classic off-white sherwani is a vision of understated elegance. The entire garment is covered in a subtle, tone-on-tone floral embroidery, creating a rich texture that is both timeless and sophisticated. It is a perfect choice for the groom who values classic style.
An ivory masterpiece, this Indo-Western set features a jacket with intricate white-on-white embroidery and subtle mirror work. Paired with a chevron-patterned kurta, it offers a blend of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design for a refined wedding look.
A showcase of my groomswear collection, featuring three distinct yet equally regal sherwanis. From ivory with pearl necklaces to blush pink with detailed embroidery, each piece is designed to make a groom feel like royalty on his wedding day.
This video presents two of my signature sherwani looks. One is a striking black piece with all-over white floral embroidery, and the other is a subtle mint green, both accessorized with royal necklaces. This shows the versatility of my designs, from bold to pastel.
A closer look at a luxurious ivory sherwani. The rich, textured fabric and the elegant pearl mala (necklace) highlight the regal quality of my groomswear. This is a timeless look for any wedding ceremony.
This ivory bandhgala is a perfect example of refined artistry. It features a beautifully hand-embroidered peacock on the chest, with delicate detailing on the collar and cuffs. The design is a tribute to nature's grace, crafted for a sophisticated groom.
An ivory bandhgala jacket that exudes royal charm. The chest is adorned with a hand-embroidered motif of a ceremonial elephant, a symbol of majesty and tradition. This piece is perfect for a groom who wants to honor his heritage.
This cream-colored jacket is a canvas for storytelling, featuring intricate embroidery of elephants, birds, and architectural arches. Paired with a matching kurta with black striped details, it's a modern take on traditional Indian motifs.
This black Indo-Western sherwani is a statement in dark elegance. It features a stunning cascade of antique gold floral embroidery down the front, collar, and cuffs. The contrast is dramatic and luxurious, ideal for a grand wedding reception.
Crafted from a unique textured velvet, this dark, charcoal-grey bandhgala is embellished with black-on-black beadwork and sequins. The structured epaulets and intricate patterns give it a powerful, almost armored appearance, for a groom who commands the room.
About Regal Sherwanis & Bandhgalas
I don’t believe in mass-produced sizing. For my sherwanis, I include two to three fittings as standard, specifically to ensure that the heavy internal lining required for intricate Zardosi work doesn't compromise your mobility or comfort while you are standing on the mandap.
Every piece I create starts from a conversation about the event. Whether you are leaning toward a classic ivory sherwani or a sharp bandhgala for a reception, the process focuses on balancing the weight of the embroidery with a comfortable, natural fall.
The Craft of Indian Groomswear
I work with premium raw silks, Matka silk, and brocade to build a solid foundation. The hand-embroidery work—incorporating Zardosi, French knots, and Aari work—is dense and rich, which is why I insist on specific lining techniques. This prevents skin irritation and keeps the garment structured, even if it is worn for long ceremonies.
Modern Motifs
I often incorporate nature-inspired themes, such as hand-embroidered elephants or peacocks, to add a personal layer to the design. If you want something cleaner, I also do tone-on-tone floral embroidery that creates a subtle, sophisticated texture. The buttons and collars are finished with equal attention, often using metallic brass or antique-finish hardware to anchor the look.
The Process
- Consultation: We discuss your event type, from Haldi to wedding night.
- Fabric Selection: We choose the base material that suits the season.
- Fittings: With two to three trials, I make sure the shoulder stance and length are exactly right for your frame.
My studio in Gujranwala Town is where the work happens. If you are in Delhi or shipping from elsewhere, the goal is always the same: a garment that fits you, not the mannequin.
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I started this because I love making things by hand. Whether it's an ivory sherwani for your big day or a sharp bandhgala for a reception, I make sure it’s tailored specifically to your vision and body, right here at my Delhi studio.
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