One of the first things you
should ask yourself when shopping for a wedding suit is what kind of wedding
you are having. A formal wedding calls for classic black-tie suits, while
casual weddings are more forgiving and pretty much gives you the freedom to
wear anything you please (as long as your bride agrees).
If you are having a formal event,
a some traditional choices include morning dress suits, tuxedos, and white tie
and tails. A good ensemble includes a tailcoat, waistcoat, and a fitting
trouser. Tuxedos on the other hand, make a perfect classic black tie wear, as
well as evening suits like white tie and tails.
Men who aren't exactly the suit
and tie type or are working on tighter budgets can go for more informal suits,
like casual jackets in linen or cotton, as well as modern-day, slim-fitting
suits or slim cut 3-piece ensembles.
Casual linen suits as well as
cotton suits make a very comfortable
wedding outfit, especially when holding your wedding day in the summer
season. If you are getting married in the colder months, wool is a more
preferable choice. Casual suits can easily be accessorized with a bow tie or a
more relaxed piece of accessory.
Modern-day suits exude simple
elegance. They are preferably slim fitting, although they can also be loosened
up depending on your own style. Modern-day suits can either be 2-piece or
3-piece, for a more formal yet fresher look. Cuff links and ties are great accessories
to add to your basic 3-piece suit, while others choose to include oversized
pockets to add a vintage or retro feel.
Waistcoats are also a great casual
wedding option if you want an even more relaxed look. They are also perfect for
warm-season weddings and themed wedding parties.
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