How to Coordinate the Groom's Suit with the Groomsmen
By Sastre Team
The groom and groomsmen should look coordinated, but they do not necessarily need to wear identical outfits.
Start by deciding on the groom's look. This becomes the reference point for the rest of the wedding party.
You can coordinate the group through color, fabric, accessories, or silhouette.
For example, the groom may wear a three-piece navy suit while the groomsmen wear matching navy suits without waistcoats. Another option is to keep the suit color consistent while giving the groom a distinctive tie or boutonniere.
Consider the wedding's color palette and the bridesmaids' dresses when selecting the overall direction.
Make sure the outfits are appropriate for the venue and climate. A coordinated look should still be comfortable for everyone.
Most importantly, communicate the requirements early. This gives the wedding party time to prepare and schedule fittings.
Planning suits for your wedding party? Talk to Sastre about coordinating the look.