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Traditional Wedding Suits

Our traditional men's wedding suits are designed specifically for stylish and formal wedding themes. Grooms traditionally wear morning suits for a church wedding, with black traditionally a popular choice, however, Grey seems to have totally usurped black and bravely holds its own these days. We pride ourselves on the tailored fit of our traditional wedding suits, which guarantee a handsome, yet formal look, on your big day.

 
 

Recommended Waistcoats

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Picture Credit to Matt at Field Photographic, Shot at Shottle HallDark Grey Half Tail, Light Grey & Ivory Tweed Waistcoat, Lemon Tie & Pocket Square, Dark Brown Brogues.

Picture Credit to Matt at Field Photographic, Shot at Shottle Hall

Dark Grey Half Tail, Light Grey & Ivory Tweed Waistcoat, Lemon Tie & Pocket Square, Dark Brown Brogues.

Heads or tails

With the rapid change in fashions and trends, and lets face it more style-aware men, the morning suit has been 'adapted' in a variety of colours & styles. The move away from tradition has meant that men are able to exercise their sense of style.

Here are a few tips to help you look extra dapper and stamp your own look on your special day:

1 – Take into consideration the time of day you are getting married, you will definitely look like John Travolta’s cousin if you wear a white suit for your evening ceremony. The same can be said for wearing a tuxedo to a midday wedding!

2 – The time of year is also very important; choose warmer colours for a winter wedding. Maybe a burgundy pocket square to set off a sharp navy suit and consider a lighter suit for the summer months... are you brave enough to wear pastels?

3 – The fit (this is integral across the board). Make sure the suit is tailored to you, spend that little bit extra and get your suit altered, the wedding photos/memories will be all the better for it.

4 - Add your own personal touch, how about matching trainers for the groomsmen or a playful bow-tie matching the colour scheme.

5 – Don’t forget the shoes, treat yourself to a new pair and remember... no white socks!!