Every groom should keep in mind that all the eyes will be on you and your partner on your big day, and your looks should be perfect. Worrying about looking stylish? Today’s roundup and tips will help you for sure, don’t worry!
Your Look Should Fit The Level Of Formality
First of all, define the level of formality of your wedding: if it’s a daytime wedding, you may wear something more casual, if it’s an evening wedding, prefer a tux or a dark-colored suit. If you need something even more formal, wear a black tailcoat, white shirt and white bow tie for an ultimate formal look, which is a great idea for a luxurious wedding.
A more casual and creative look is spruced up with a bow tie and is great for a modern playful wedding.
A relaxed and colorful groom's look with beige pants, a pink jacket and a polka dot bow tie for a modern fun wedding.
A burgundy three-piece suit with a striped tie is a great take on more formal wear.
A black suit with a black tie is a chic and timeless idea, which always works.
A rustic wedding look without a suit, with brown boots and no socks for a relaxed feel.
A fresh take on a classic tux look in burgundy , with black lapels.
A glam formal look with a white tux with black detailing and black moccasins.
Your Attire Should Coordinate Your Partner’s
Show off your style as a couple, make a joint effort to look harmonious together. Make sure your outfits work together even if you don’t want your partner to see your look before the big day. Ask your partner what’s his or her look about to coordinate your own one somehow or better choose your outfits together – this way you are sure to get a working combo and you’ll be a perfect match in every pic.
Perfectly coordinating looks with a grey tweed suit and a bow tie and a vintage-inspired wedding gown with a lace bodice.
A chic coordinating look with a green wedding gown and a fur stole and a relaxed groom's look with a creamy cardigan.
A black tux fits most of bridal looks to the most glam and luxurious ones.
A relaxed lavender wedding dress and a matching groom's look with a waistcoat and navy pants.
A strapless boho wedding dress plus a hat and a black suit with no tie to match.
A boho couple with a groom wearing eye-catchy layered attire and a bride rocking a lace top and a pleated skirt.
The groom coordinated their looks with the same shoes and same suits wearign different ties.
Vintage looks with an emerald wedding suit plus a creamy tie and an art deco wedding gown.
The Fit Should Be Perfect
Even the most expensive suit or tux will be awful if it doesn’t fit perfectly. You should be able to move around easily—do lots of twists, turns and arm raises to make sure there’s plenty of mobility to show off your dancing skills. Pants should fit comfortably when standing and sitting and break across the top of the shoes so they cover the top one-third. The jacket sleeve hem should fall at the wrist bone with about one-fourth to one half inch of the shirt cuff showing below. The bottom hem of the jacket should cover the butt and the vent shouldn’t pull open. The collar should lay flat on the back and sides of the neck without any gaps or bulges.
A tan suit with a perfect fit is what will make your look awesome.
A perfectly tailored blue suit with a polka dot tie is what you need for a flawless look.
A perfectly tailored black suit with a black shirt and bow tie is a bold statement for any wedding.
Your Accessories Should Fit You Apart
If your groomsmen are wearing similar or the same attire, this point is especially important. Spice things up and wear a special boutonniere or a bow tie, vest, necktie, cummerbund or cuff links in a different color or style. If your wedding palette has two colors, you can wear one of the shades while the rest of the guys wear the other. Spruce up your wedding look with some touches of the wedding theme: if it’s a Star Wars wedding, wear cufflinks with storm troopers, if it’s a travel-themed wedding, add a little globe to your boutonniere. Be creative!
Stand out with a floral tie and a handkerchief for a trendy touch in your look.
Amber brown shoes, a belt and a watch is a cool idea to add a touch of color to the look.
Silver airplane cufflinks are great for a travel wedding or a pilot groom.
Matt and Star's Colorado mountain wedding at the Silverpick Lodge and Sow's Ear restaurant jut north of Durango, CO, photographed by Telluride wedding photographer Ben Eng. Floral arrangements by April's Flowers, hair and makeup by Lemonhead Salon, music by Aiko Aiko, cake by The Flour Sack, and planning services by Occasions.
Wear trendy moccasins instead of shoes and stand out with a plum-colored bow tie.
Harry Potter inspired cufflinks are sure to make your look more inspiring and creative.
Rock leather suspenders and a belt in the same color for a vintage-inspired groom's look.