STYLE ADVICE
WEDDING SUITS FOR GROOMS AND GUESTS
STYLE ADVICE
WEDDING SUITS FOR GROOMS AND GUESTS
Whether you’re heading abroad or staying closer to home, make sure you’re sartorially sorted with our edit of suits for grooms, guests and best men
For a traditional wedding: the timeless three-piece
Opting for a classic three-piece suit that you can wear for years to come ensures the highest value for money from your wedding attire. Crafted in a modern slim cut, this beautifully tailored ensemble – comprised of our herringbone jacket, trousers, and waistcoat – will always be in style, making it a smart choice. It’s available in this khaki hue, along with a light blue version.
Pair it with matching accessories like this pure silk tie, finish your look with traditional lace-up derby shoes, and you’re all set. Looking for specialist guidance on finding the perfect suit for you? Schedule a suit fitting in store or online.
For a sunny wedding abroad: the linen suit
For a destination wedding in a sun-drenched location, your best choice is to wear a light-hued linen suit – the breathable fabric will help you stay cool in the heat. Our linen-rich double-breasted jacket and trousers look and feel just like crisp linen but have added stretch, so you’ll stay comfortable all day long, from the ceremony to the dancefloor.
Attending a beach wedding? Go for a laid-back look by wearing the suit with a crisp white T-shirt and loafers or sandals. For a more formal vibe, opt for a short-sleeved shirt and finish the outfit with a tie.
For a black-tie wedding: the eye-catching tuxedo
If your wedding invite specifies a black-tie dress code, a tuxedo is your safest bet. As well as plenty of variations of the classic black tuxedo – including this opulent pure wool tux, and a sleek, slim-fit version – we’ve got exciting colour options to choose from, too.
Stand out in this burgundy slim-fit stretch tuxedo, teamed with our Savile Row-inspired dress shirt and a classic bow tie. Or for something really extravagant, why not try a plush velvet tuxedo jacket in subtle pink or deep navy?
Words: Rebecca Hastings and Sarah Lafarge
