Safa is a single piece of cloth wrapped around the head and sometimes adorned with blingy sarpech (turban adornment). It signifies the Indian groom’s respect. A stylish safa raises a groom's look a few notches, especially when it is adorned with a sarpech.
So, the grooms who are getting married in 2020, have you picked a wedding safa design yet? Do you know the latest safa trends? This blog is for all the stylish grooms out there to get creative and make ‘heads’ turn. Grooms, if you want to stand out, you have to pick the right safa style. Play around with trending designs (floral, monotone, leheriya) and fabrics (bandhani, chanderi, cotton) and get yourself a safa that best matches your personality. You can opt for a quirky print, or go for monotone fabrics with an attached sarpech. Whether you want to do it loud or keep it subtle, there is a safa style for every groom.
I know you would not want to get lost in a myriad of designs that have flooded the market. For all those dapper grooms who want their fair share of oohs and wows on their wedding here, I have curated a list of 45 different safa styles that will give you that regal edge on your D-day!
Floral prints look dreamy and are highly popular these days among the new age grooms. You can either choose to coordinate the print or contrast it with your wedding outfit, whichever way you want it to be. The safa completes your look for your D-day. Even if your outfit is in a natural shade, adding a floral safa can enhance the overall look and give it fine finishing. Opt for these safa styles for summer weddings.
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Monotone looks classy in all shades, be it a solid or pastel colours. To beautify the safa, you can choose safas with motifs embroidered on the edges, which add a little bling. Another add-on is the beautiful safa brooches that enhance the look of the attire & safa and make it more appealing. Choose safas in metallic colours, and you’ll stand out of the crowd.
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The pretty shades of the traditional leheriya look eyes-pleasing in the blazing heat of the summer. You will be happy to know that multi-hued leheriya safas are trending. Either colourful or shades of two, everything looks phenomenal. You can have some colour-coordinated leheriya safas for the groom as well as the groomsmen to have a colour code at your wedding. These leheriya design safa is definitely the perfect attire to flaunt at your #YaarKiShaadi.
Some grooms like to go for quirky prints, and that looks uber cool for all the right reasons. Quirky patterns mostly include abstract arts or doodles, which give the fun vibes and are suitable for the chill mood. What a modern and unique style to show up at your friend’s wedding!
The tie & dye fabrics are in craze nowadays. Shaded fabric is another way to add colours. Two colours are blend so well so that they elegantly complement each other. Besides, contrasting colours or colours of the same hue, it looks unique and exceptionally beautiful when mixed.
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White safas are a timeless choice for grooms and their friends. White safas when worn along with the gorgeous safa brooches (kalgi), the look is commendable. Another element that beautifies the safas are the coloured bands on the borders which can vary from bright colours like red or some warm colours like golden or mustard. If you are seeking a millennial look for a summer wedding, then go for these white safa designs.
With these uber stylish and latest safa designs, getting the perfect groom look will not be difficult anymore. Flaunt your #groomgoals by styling a safa according to your look and attire from these trending safa designs for your wedding. Let me know which safa design are you going to wear this wedding season in the comments section below. I would like to hear it from you.
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