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The Roka Edit

The first yes, dressed quietly right.

The roka is the most intimate ceremony of the wedding — two families in one room, everything still new. This edit keeps the groom-to-be understated and exact: kurta sets and bandis that say settled, not staged.

The Qila Kurta Set

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The Ambari Kurta Set

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Asirgarh Kurta

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The dress code

Roka Ceremony Outfits for Men — Kurtas & Bandi Sets

The roka rewards restraint. It is usually held at home or in a small venue, in daylight, with the families meeting properly for the first time — so the garment should sit one register below wedding-wear. We dress rokas in fine silk and chanderi kurta sets, ivory through soft colour, with a structured bandi when the room calls for formality.

Every piece is made to measure in our Delhi atelier, with fittings at the Gurgaon flagship. If your roka is close, WhatsApp us the date — we will tell you exactly what can be made and fitted in time.

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Questions, answered

What should a man wear to his roka?

A refined kurta set — silk or chanderi, ivory or a soft colour — with an optional bandi. It should feel considered but one step below the wedding itself; the sherwani waits for its day.

Is a bandhgala too formal for a roka?

Not if the venue is formal — a hotel roka or an evening ceremony carries a bandhgala well. For a roka at home, a kurta-bandi pairing reads warmer.

How much time does a made-to-measure roka outfit need?

Two to three weeks for a kurta set or bandi; longer for hand embroidery. Ready-line pieces can be altered in days.

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