
Wear it like a man
The formal Groom A tuxedo is formal wear at its best. We’re talking 007 here: Suave and sophisticated. The tux is worn at black-tie dos and is best for evening and winter weddings, ones with a modern, urban edge or if the theme is something like The Great Gatsby. Can’t decide whether to buy or to rent a tux? Basically, it comes down to your budget and whether or not you’ll wear it again. These days, it is often suggested that grooms rather buy a dark suit that can be worn a

Wear it like a man
The quirky groom These days, the groom’s outfit can reflect his personality and style. The trick is to mix classic basics with quirky accessories. For example, flat caps and braces look fine when worn with white shirts and khaki trousers at a rustic-chic wedding. Wear them with tweed jackets, however, and you suddenly resemble Lord Grantham’s shooting party in Downtown Abbey. Smart cardigans and crew-neck jerseys worn with ties or bow ties are forecast for weddings, but be

Wear it like a man
Gentlemen, your wedding is the one day in your life when you want to look your best. Our guide will get you to the ceremony on time in stylish attire that reflects your personality and the formality of your big day. The semi-formal groom There are few things more dashing than a man dressed in an impeccable suit, so make sure yours is the best one you can afford and that it fits your body perfectly. “An ill-fitting suit can cause major distress; it looks awful and is uncom

To veil or not to veil?
Don’t wear a veil because you feel obliged; diamante hairpins or a grown of fresh flowers can be just as pretty. Match your veil to your style of dress, your face shape, your body type and your personality. Take into account your venue too. Don’t wear an ornate veil if you have an elaborately detailed dress and be careful of veils that hide beautiful back details. Your veil must match the colour of your gown or be one shade lighter, never darker. Always take your veil to hai