Explore Hijabi Bridal's Stylish Muslim Groom Outfits

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Our collection of Muslim groom outfits is designed to reflect elegance, tradition and personal style, ensuring the Muslim bride and groom are well-coordinated to make a lasting impression. At Hijabi Bridal, we understand the significance of dressing impeccably for your special day. So let's get into the best wedding dress for the Muslim groom look.

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Hijabi Bridal Muslim Groom Nikah Dress: Curated With Class

Our Muslim groom nikah dress collections, like the men's white collection above, include a range of styles, from Indian sherwanis to Arabian thobes, each piece carefully curated to ensure max sophistication. We offer other mix-and-match options, in silver or gold and red featuring intricately embroidered sherwanis and coordinating footwear, perfect for creating the best wedding dress for the Muslim groom that complements the bride's red Islamic wedding dress.

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​For inspiration on styling your attire, explore our guide to Muslim groom outfits for males: Muslim Groom: Get the Utmost Style. With Hijabi Bridal, find your ideal Muslim groom wedding outfit and make your wedding day truly unforgettable.

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Why Your Muslim Groom Attire is So Important

Your wedding attire is not just about aesthetics; it's a reflection of your cultural heritage and personal taste. At a Muslim wedding, no one should come close to outdressing the groom. When your outfit complements the bride's attire, your Muslim groom wedding outfit sets the tone for a truly memorable celebration. A well-chosen Muslim groom dress for males can elevate the entire wedding experience. Whether you're planning a traditional South Asian nikah, an African Muslim wedding or any other Muslim wedding, our outfits are crafted to honor your roots while embracing modern trends.​​​

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Muslim Groom Attire FAQs

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1. What do Muslim grooms wear?
   Muslim grooms dress in traditional attire like sherwanis, and waistcoats with thobes, or kurta sets. These are often paired with turbans in many cultures or fancy safa head gear, which reflects cultural heritage of the Muslim Mughal kings of South Asia. To complete the royal look, they add jutti, and perhaps a waistband and necklace of pearls or flowers. For more ideas, get inspiration here.
    

2. What to wear to a Muslim wedding male?
   Male guests should wear modest attire such as kerta suits, traditional sherwanis, or thobes. Their outfit should be Eid attire without jutti or safa.
    

3. What is the name of the Muslim male outfit?
   The Muslim groom sherwani is similar to a knee-lenth lightweight coat or long suit jacket. This is typically worn in layers with a waistcoat, which is a straight cut vest. Then underneath will be a traditional Arab thobe or South Asian kurta set with pants. African men will typically wear a dashiki groom outfit with trousers or a long embroidered robe.
    

4. What is the dress code for a groom?
   The dress code for a Muslim groom typically includes traditional attire worn in layers to give a regal look. A western-style suit is not fancy enough for most Muslim weddings. Nor is a simple thobe and topi. That's attire for Jumuah prayer. Think in layers with dressy South Asian attire, which is for Muslims everywhere, and a thobe or kurta set.
    

5. What should a non-Muslim wear to a Muslim wedding?
   Non-Muslim guests should dress modestly in a dressy tunic with dress pants or a traditional suit that isn't black. Black isn't for Muslim weddings.
    

6. Why do grooms wear Safa?
   Safa is a fancy satin turban that Muslim grooms wear in honor of the Mughal empire, when Muslims ruled South Asia. Everyone doesn't like it, but the Muslim groom safa makes you look super fancy for the ocassion. 
    

7. What is the dress code for a Muslim wedding?
   The dress code emphasizes modesty. So a man would wear a tunic or suit and a woman would wear a maxi dress, if they are not Muslim. If you are Muslim, you should wear Eid clothes. The bride wears an Islamic Muslim wedding dress.
    

8. Do Muslim men wear rings when married?
   Traditionally, Muslim men do not wear wedding rings, but some modern couples may choose to do so.
    

9. What colors not to wear to a Muslim wedding?
   As a male guest, avoid overly flashy colors. The groom frequently wears dark red and gold to match his bride. 
    

10. What do Arab grooms wear?
    Arab wedding dress for males is often traditional thobes, which are long robes, often paired with a headscarf.
     

11. Why do Muslim men wear thobes?
    Muslim men wear thobes as a traditional Arab wedding dress for males, a form of modest and comfortable attire. They usually have a sateen finish and some embroidery when worn by the Muslim groom without a sherwani.
     

12. Why can't men wear gold in Islam?
    Gold is prohibited for Muslim men by the Holy Last Messenger, Muhammad, peace be upon him. Muslim grooms often wear pearl-type necklaces on the wedding day and a nice watch as their jewelry.