Men's Wedding Suits

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Groom, groomsman or guest, a wedding is no place for a forgettable suit. Our men's wedding suits come in slim fit and double-breasted cuts, in navy, green, checks, tweed blends and floral jacquards. Choose your jacket and trouser sizes separately, then finish the look with a waistcoat and tie.

Wedding suits for the groom

The groom sets the tone, so this is the moment for a suit with character. A slim fit suit in navy or green looks sharp from the vows to the last dance, while a floral jacquard or flock suit makes sure every photo is unmistakably yours. Add a waistcoat for a more formal finish, then lose the jacket when the dancing starts.

Suits for groomsmen

Dressing the whole party? Pick one suit in a single colour so the line-up looks deliberate, then let the groom stand apart with a different shade, a patterned waistcoat or a statement tie. Because jacket and trouser sizes are chosen separately, every groomsman gets a better fit off the peg. Planning a group order? Book a wedding suit consultation.

What to wear as a wedding guest

Guests have more freedom. A check or pinstripe suit, a double-breasted jacket, or a plain suit lifted with one of our patterned shirts all work, as long as you don't upstage the groom. Evening reception or black tie invitation? Head to our tuxedos.

Finding your fit

Most of our wedding suits are cut slim through the body and leg for a clean, modern line, with relaxed fit options for an easier shape. Check the size guide before you order and leave time for a try-on before the day.

FAQs

What colour suit should a groom wear?

Navy, charcoal and green are the most versatile and work in any season. For a summer or garden wedding, lighter checks and beige look fresh; for winter, try a tweed blend or a deeper shade.

Can I buy the jacket and trousers in different sizes?

Yes. When you buy a full suit you choose your jacket and trouser sizes separately, so it fits properly on top and bottom.

What should groomsmen wear?

Matching suits in one colour, with the groom set apart by a different colour, a waistcoat or a statement tie.