It always seems to be the bride who gets the most attention during a wedding, though in reality, the fashion rules for grooms are equally as important. They are equal parts of a unity built on love, trust, and support, so naturally, there should be as much hype and care for the man as there always is for the woman. We have to admit that it is the ladies that care more for the fashion industry in general but for a day and occasion as big as your own.
For the groom, he is equally as important to the beautiful bride on a big day like their wedding. After all, this union is ultimately created by love, trust, and mutual support. It shouldn’t come as a surprise then that today’s stylish gentlemen wish to emulate the brides of old when it comes down to attention to detail. Instead of being solely focused on the fashionably-inclined bride herself, however, she should take note of her soon-to-be husband’s attire as well rather than leaving him nearly invisible with his plain black tuxedo.
It is important to note that the bride is not always the centerpiece of attention on her big day. As much as women would like to believe differently, it is important to know that most men want their special day as a groom to be just as important and exciting for them as it is for their future wives. When you think about it, things really aren’t all that different for brides compared to grooms when it comes down to wedding fashion trends
You Do Not Want a Tux
Tuxedos are iconic, however, most men do not feel as comfortable in them as in regular suits. In addition, you do not really need one for a wedding as a wedding is more about the couple getting married than anything else. This means that you should feel free to wear what is comfortable for you – whether it be a tuxedo or not! Of course, if you don’t want to go all out wearing a suit but still want to look your best and dress appropriately depending on the level of formality of your venue, then opting for regular suits may be the best option for you. The good news is that there are no limit to how many colors and varieties of jackets and suits that will complement each other meaning you’ll have plenty of variety/options available even if you’re looking closely at style, design, texture, and sharpness!
Tuxedos are iconic and standard uniforms for formal events like weddings, but most men do not feel as comfortable in them as they would be in a regular suit. As such, you’re better off just going with a wedding suit. They are less formal than tuxedos and much more appropriate for an informal wedding. Don’t feel like you must wear tails to the wedding. You won’t really be able to relax if it feels too formal anyway. In the end, though, tuxedos aren’t always required because they tend to be too heavy or hot after a while which is uncomfortable especially on hot days or during the summertime season! They also have limitations when it comes to styles and combinations since many tux looks tend to be very dated or quite boring – not something that will stand out in the history of fashion trends!
Tuxedos are a must for a lot of us, but so many of us still find them vaguely uncomfortable. Of course, you don’t need one to get married and in fact, it’s probably better not to!
Quality Matters
The clothes you wear on your wedding day should be high-quality. Don’t try to save money by buying something that isn’t tailored properly and especially if you’re getting a tuxedo. It can make you look like a mismatched mess no matter how much experience you have styling yourself. When it comes to shopping, remember that the fabric can make or break your attire. The lining and stitching demand attention as well! Buying clothes without trying them on first will only lead to people teasing you for their shoddy construction when they start splitting at the seams during your reception dinner, so wear what really flatters your figure.
The quality of your attire matters a lot because it reflects on how you act and look. Do not try to save on your wedding day suit or tuxedo and have it tailored, no matter if it ends up being a simple outfit, shirt, tie, or even a formal gown. You absolutely have to try it on first then select the right size so that when you put that beautiful new dress on – you will feel comfortable in what you’re wearing and have complete confidence in its aesthetic appeal as well as its ability to complement the day’s overall theme.
Shirt, Tie, Shoes
A suit only works with a shirt, tie, and shoes so as to create the right impression on everyone. You never want to risk ruining a well-styled outfit by having the wrong color combination, or even worse, wearing just one color. When it comes to shades of brown, let’s keep in mind that brown shoes work best with grey and navy suits. Brown shoes should be relegated to those who wear more casual outfits because darker colors like black are best for creating more formal looks that can easily double up for important events such as weddings or corporate functions.
The shirt, tie, and shoes will make or break your outfit. Know when to tuck in and when not to!
Always Compliment
This means eating well and getting enough quality sleep for both your physical as well as mental health. This also means practicing mindfulness and staying active to give back to our bodies in the best way we can. Being intentional is important to make sure we are not slacking!
Wearing accessories is of the utmost importance, whether you’re in a suit or not. It’s a great way to show that you’ve put some effort in and it can really be the detail that makes all the difference at the end of the day. When deciding what type of accessory to layer on top of your suit (or underneath if it’s just a shirt) for something less formal, let me remind you that cufflinks and tie pins are crucial elements.
They are an essential part of layering because they help make your look complete. Don’t forget to match your suspenders with the rest of your outfit – we completely agree that they aren’t appropriate for every occasion and on top of that certain colors might clash with each other so make sure everything is cohesive before putting these colors together! Last but not least, although I know this is obvious, avoid katana blades around weddings in case somebody accidentally trips over them.
Buy or Rent?
The wedding invitations have already been sent out, but hey, you can still have an alternative wedding outfit just in case! There are times when it is too difficult to decide and plan everything right at the last minute. So you need to put things into perspective by making notes of all that you consider important. Set clear deadlines with your loved ones because pressure can really get the better of most people even if they are not very good under such circumstances.
And if everything else fails and you cannot think of a good way to wear your hair for instance, why not ask a professional for help? You will finally find some peace of mind knowing that all is taken care of which helps one concentrate on the more interesting things like figuring out what kind of destination everyone wants to go to after the ceremony. The best way to complement your entire look is by ensuring that each garment goes together well as this makes dressing so much easier in the first place!
Renting and buying
The ultimate question here is whether or not you plan to wear the suit after your wedding. If you do not typically wear suits, or ever really, it would be better to rent it if that feels and sounds okay to you since it would cost less and be more convenient for future events after your big day is over. It’s only a different story when it comes to choosing between renting and buying a wedding dress because there’s only one special occasion for which you will most likely wear this garment, so it is worth purchasing the whole outfit.
You may need the suit many more times than just on your wedding day if, in fact, formal clothing is required at your job. Keep in mind all of the other accessories that will be going along with the tuxedo, like shoes and bow ties, as well as everything else in which they are paired – belts, cuff links, etc.
The best way of going about this is to go for the style that you can make the most use of and that will ensure that you look your best at all those upcoming events! You should also see if you can match the jacket to the rest of your suit. It’s a lot easier getting everything to match than it would be if you had bought it separately. If renting a wedding suit isn’t something you’re keen on doing, try and make sure you buy one which fits well – this is vital in keeping the outfit looking good on the day!
