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A well-cut with classic accessories, fashionable funky or traditionally clad : with the right clothes and a little grooming, even the most dishevelled husband-to-be can look like a prince charming on his wedding day. ...
Clothing for the groom may consist of a tailored suit, classic morning dress or traditional Eastern or African attire, and will often depend on when the wedding is being held. Most often, day weddings require no more than a simple suit, while at a more formal occasion the groom and groomsman may wear morning suits. If the reception is to held after dark, a dinner jacket may be worn, while a very formal evening wedding calls for the retro sophistication of white tie and tails. While an elegant, tailored-made suit is guaranteed to look great, the conventional black or charcoal colour scheme is being replaced by a rainbow of innovative shades. Try suits in white, cream, or ivory (to match the bride) offset by a deeply hued and embossed waistcoat, wing-collar shirt, cravat or tie, any or all of which could tone in with the overall wedding colour theme. There are also ethnic-style jackets, which look impeccably stylish with classic black trousers. For a touch of eastern flavour, the dashing groom could even be attired in a Nehru collar suit - either classically simple or with embroidered detail on the collar and cuffs. The staid three piece suit had also been given a new twist, with forward-thinking groom going for a slick satin, velvet or even diamante trim! Unless conventional suits are to be worn, clothing for the retinue may be hired from a suit hiring company. These have full ranges of dress and high fashion suits, morning and evening wear, tuxedos, tails, dinner suit and accessories, as well as providing tailoring services and expert advice. It is the best man's responsibility to return any hired clothes after the wedding.
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