Every groom faces the same question: should I rent the sherwani or invest in one I can call my own?

Renting sounds like a practical option. It’s budget-friendly, and for some, the idea of wearing something just once doesn’t justify a big spend. But it comes with its drawbacks—limited customisation, standard fittings, and that subtle lack of personal connection to the outfit.

Buying, on the other hand, gives you a sherwani that’s truly yours. The fit is tailored, the embroidery can match your taste, and it becomes a keepsake from one of the biggest days of your life. More importantly, you can repurpose parts of it for future family functions, anniversaries, or even style it differently for receptions.

If the budget allows and style matters, buying is the better route. Especially with designer-crafted options like the ones from The Rajwada—where you get custom detailing, premium fabrics, and that made-for-you look that rental pieces rarely deliver.

Your wedding outfit deserves to be more than borrowed. It should be a reflection of you.