
Tailored suit for Wedding
Boho wedding suit
In an attempt to return to nature, outdoor weddings have risen in popularity, and the groom's attire must reflect and properly integrate into an atmosphere filled with vivid colors and beautiful backgrounds.
The three-piece suit remains the norm, but the colors have changed. Bright blues and pale colors (blue/grey for example) are the most requested.
Accessorizing and details are essential elements of the wedding's theme. Floral patterns of the "liberty" type make their appearance on the details (pocket interiors, tightening-buckles, buttons) or more visibly with pocket squares, bowties, or even the lining of the waistcoat back.
Cuff link contrasts, button choices, and suede on the collar discretely finish off the look of the outfit.

Costume bleu lumineux, noeud papillon, chemise blanche pour le marié. Crédit photo : Shootinlove

Veste bleu avec un col châle et boutonnière florale épinglée Crédit photo : Shootinlove

Costume 3 pièces lie de vin avec une chemise blanche pour un mariage champêtre.

Costume bleu lumineux, noeud papillon, chemise blanche pour le marié. Crédit photo : Shootinlove

Costume 2 pièces bleu nuit avec une chemise blanche pour le mariage sous le soleil de Martinique.



Costume 2 pièces bleu nuit avec une chemise blanche pour le mariage sous le soleil de Martinique.
Traditional wedding suit
For the future brides and grooms that don't see themselves in the natural world and who want to avoid an overly ceremonial outfit, a traditional wedding suit is very appropriate.
With a two- or three-piece suit, of which the colors will more often than not be dark, the ceremonial aspect can be found in the details (lining, buttons, buttonholes,...) and through accessorizing (Ascot tie, bowtie, necktie, pocket squares).
There is not, however, a typical traditional wedding suit, which leaves room for a large array of possible variations. A traditional wedding suit has another advantage: you will be able to wear it on multiple occasions.
Ceremonial wedding suit
The ceremonial outfit is full of history and emotion. As with the bride's wedding dress, the ceremonial wedding suit is made almost exclusively with the occasion in mind.
From the traditional attire of the "French frock" to the mismatched pants, passing by way of the Tuxedo, the ceremonial universe answers to a set of codes.
However, the evolution of fashion and trends permits for, if the future groom so desires, the taking of a few liberties, notably regarding the contrast of fabrics and colors.

Smoking 3 pièces noir

Smoking 2 pièces bleu marine

Smoking traditionnel noir avec col châle et noeud papillon noir.

Smoking 3 pièces noir
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