ShaadiGroom.com, powered by ShaadiPros, is the groom's complete playbook for a South Asian wedding. From sherwani fittings and sehra styling to baraat duties and the speeches nobody warns you about, everything a dulha needs to show up polished, prepared, and present lives here.
"I went from clueless to confidently coordinating my sherwani, my groomsmen's kurtas, and my baraat look in three weekends. My bride was genuinely shocked at the initiative."
Imran & Noor Fatima
Couple
"The speech coaching turned my two-line mumble into a tribute that had both mothers crying. Worth every minute of prep."
Sherwala NYC
Vendor Partner
"Grooms who plan here arrive knowing cuts, colors, and their wedding palette. It has raised the level of every consultation in our store."
Frequently Asked Questions
Your sherwani and event outfits, grooming and styling, the baraat — transport, dhol, and procession — the sehra, your speeches, gifts for the bride's family, and coordination with your groomsmen and best man.
Typically four: a kurta for mehndi, something festive for sangeet, the ceremony sherwani or achkan, and a suit or bandhgala for the reception — each planned against the bride's looks.
A sehra is the ceremonial veil of flowers or beads attached to the turban, traditional in many North Indian and Sikh weddings. Whether you wear one is your family's custom — style options range from classic strings to modern floral studs.
Order custom four to six months out with two to three fittings in the final month. Off-the-rack can be faster but still needs tailoring time for the perfect drape.
Arrive on time, greet elders respectfully at the milni, keep your party's energy high, manage the ghodi or car dismount with grace, and follow your coordinator's cues into the varmala.
Yes — short, warm, and rehearsed. Thank both families, honor your parents, and say one true thing about your bride. Ninety seconds beats five minutes every time.
A barber trial a month before, the final cut three to five days out, beard shaping two days before, and facials starting six weeks out if you want the camera-ready polish.
Family customs vary — often shagun for the bride's family, jewelry or tokens for close relatives, and gifts for the groomsmen. Ask both families early to align expectations.
More than tradition used to ask. Own your outfits, the baraat, your side's guest list, and joint decisions with your bride — vendors remember the grooms who showed up.
A small kit: mints, a handkerchief, safety pins, your speech notes, phone charger, and the rings — assigned to your best man only if he is more responsible than you.
Pick their kurtas or suits two months out, order together for a group discount, and schedule one group fitting the week of the wedding when out-of-town groomsmen arrive.
The menswear stylists, barbers, and specialists listed here are all part of the ShaadiPros network, reviewed by grooms who booked before you.
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