How to Dress for Your Wedding: A Groom’s Life Made Easy!

by Lisa Bruckner, CEO & Co-Founder

We love it when our clients get married. It’s so rewarding to share in the couple’s excitement, helping transform the “task” of outfitting the groom into a fun part of the wedding experience. Here are three tips we offer our clients, to make your own Big Day easy and fun.

Tip #1:  It’s not just about matching colors. Think of the big picture.
The groom and groomsmen party are 50% of the picture, so it’s important to select a look and style that’s in harmony with rest of the wedding party and location.

Example: Jeremy’s Wedding
Jeremy’s casually elegant summer wedding (pictured above) was at a rustic East Coast resort. Dark suits or tuxedos would have looked out of place in this setting, so we chose tan, lightweight, 3-piece suits. The neutral suits were not only a handsome compliment to the outdoor setting; they will also be a great addition to each of these men’s wardrobes for years to come.

Since it was a summer wedding, heat was a factor; so the groomsmen wore only vests and trousers, which also reduced their cost (a common concern among conscientious grooms). To distinguish himself as the groom, Jeremy wore a full suit with a coordinating shirt and tie, in a style that incorporated into the bridal party’s wedding colors.

Photo credit: http://liesldieselphoto.com/

Photo credit: http://liesldieselphoto.com/

Tip #2: Rather than renting a tuxedo, buying a suit for your wedding is a wise investment and a look you can own literally. (Especially considering the average cost of a one-day tux rental begins at $200.)

Example: Jamil‘s Wedding
Jamil had an indoor city wedding in Chicago. For their evening wedding, Jamil wore a black suit with a paisley, pinstriped vest, to set him apart from the groomsmen. He also wore a rich blue paisley tie, to coordinate with the “peacock feather” wedding theme. His groomsmen wore the same color tie but in a solid, silk weave.

Carrie’s reaction was all I needed to know that we had found the perfect look for me. We could not be happier with how the wedding went… my suit and ties were perfect!”    — Jamil

 

Tip # 3: Consider the 3-Piece Suit
Wearing a 3-piece suit or tuxedo for your wedding allows you to take your jacket off during the reception and still look handsomely dressed — as long as it includes a full vest (also known as a waistcoat).

Walker’s Wedding
Angelina and Walker were married on a North Carolina autumn day, and wanted an elegantly classic wedding. To bring a modern touch to his classic tuxedo, we opted for a full-length tie. Walker is a former linebacker — and at 6’5,” he needs a custom-length tie, so we had one made for him in a rich, silk damask that coordinated with the texture of Angelina’s dress and the color of her sash.

We also dressed Walker for the day he proposed and his honeymoon. More on his story to come…

Many thanks to the newlyweds for letting us share their stories. It’s been an honor to be a small part of such a big milestone in your lives. Best wishes for a long, happy marriage!

Check back here soon for more tips and fresh ideas for your own Big Day!

All the Best,
Lisa & The Hendricks Park Team

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