Peachy Romance: Embracing Soft Hues in Men’s Wedding Fashion

The Rise of Soft Hues in Men's Wedding Wear

Gone are the days when the groom's outfit was an afterthought. Modern men are embracing fashion-forwardness for their big day, experimenting with contemporary cuts, unique colour palettes, and out-of-the-box embellishments. And one of the key trends we're spotting is the shift towards softer, subtler hues.



While jewel tones and dark shades like maroon, navy, and emerald still hold sway, pastel and sorbet shades are making inroads into wedding wear. Think mint green, lemon yellow, powder blue, blush pink... and, of course, peach. These mellow tones offer a fresh, young vibe that's perfect for day weddings, outdoor ceremonies, and relaxed cocktail nights.



What's driving this trend? For one, grooms today want to express their personal style rather than just stick to convention. They're open to experimentation and making unique sartorial choices. Plus, softer colours beautifully complement the bright lehengas and sarees donned by bridesmaids and female guests, creating a visually harmonious overall look. A peach kurta pajama, in particular, has an understated charm and elegance that makes it apt for the occasion.

Choosing the Right Peach Kurta Pajama

The key to aceing the peach look lies in choosing the right outfit and styling it well. When shopping for your peach kurta pajama, consider factors like the fabric, embellishments, and fit.

• For daytime events, opt for lightweight fabrics like cotton, linen, or chanderi, which allow for breathability and comfort. For evening occasions, richer fabrics like brocade, velvet, or silk add a regal touch. Since peach is a delicate hue, minimal embellishments work best. Subtle tone-on-tone embroidery, light zardozi work, or fine piping can add texture without overwhelming the outfit.
• Fit is equally important when selecting a peach kurta pajama. A slim-cut kurta paired with trousers or churidars creates a modern silhouette, ideal for formal ceremonies. On the other hand, a relaxed-fit kurta with palazzo pants or dhoti bottoms offers a stylish, laid-back look perfect for pre-wedding festivities like mehendi or haldi.

Accessorising Your Peach Kurta Pajama

Now comes the fun part—accessorising! The beauty of a peach kurta pajama is that it gives you room to play with contrasts and colour pops. Here are some ideas:

• Pair your peach kurta with a mint green, sage, or powder blue Nehru jacket for a fresh, summery vibe.
• Go for a regal look with a deep purple or burgundy velvet sherwani or sherwani jacket worn over your peach kurta.
• Add a pop of contrast with a maroon, mustard, or navy blue pocket square or a stole.
• Bring in some bling with a pearl and beads mala or layered gold chains.
• Round off the look with embroidered juttis or leather mojaris in tan, brown or gold.
• A safa or turban in a contrasting hue (think emerald green or royal blue) can add a striking royal touch.

The key is to balance out the softness of peach with slightly bolder accents for a well-rounded look. Don't be afraid to mix and match colours, textures, and embellishments till you find a combination that feels like you.



Examples of Peach Kurta Pajama Styles

Looking for some style inspiration? Here are a few different ways to rock a peach-coloured kurta pajama for different wedding functions:

• Engagement: A kurta pajama in peach colour with a contrasting floral-printed Nehru jacket, layered pearl strings, and slim-fit ivory trousers.
• Haldi: A simple peach kurta jacket set, accessorised with a coordinated floral garland and sunglasses for a fun, casual vibe.
• Wedding: A peach kurta pajama with intricate gold embroidery work, paired with a deep green sherwani-inspired jacket and a cream turban.
• Reception: An Indo-Western for men outfit worn with tailored beige trousers and leather monk-strap shoes.

Remember, it's all about finding your comfort level and expressing your unique style. Don't hesitate to try on different options till you find an ensemble that makes you feel like the best version of yourself.