The groom would wear a complete tuxedo including vest, white bow tie and tails, and shirt with striped trousers. The very formal wear is also commonly accompanied with a top hat, walking stick, and gloves. Formal – Fitting for a “black tie” event for the groom and groomsmen.
Consequently, do grooms wear white?
Answer: The groom can most certainly wear a necktie or bow tie that is a different color than the ones that the groomsmen will be wearing. As you mention, white (and also ivory/off-white) are often popular for grooms because those colors typically complement the bride’s gown.
The most fundamental rule for matching your groom’s attire to your wedding gown is that it should match the wedding’s venue, season, and style. More than likely, you carefully choose your wedding gown to match these elements and your groom should be no different.
Subsequently, should the groom look different than the groomsmen?
No groom and groomsmen need to dress the same. It’s important, however, that everyone at least looks cohesive and adheres to a dress code. A groomsman wearing linen pants will look odd next to a groomsman in a black tuxedo.
When should a groom get his suit?
Ideally, ordering your suit 4-6 months out is what we recommend. This gives the groom and the wedding party plenty of time to get their suits, try them on, and get any necessary in-person alterations made.
When should I look for grooms suit?
When Should the Groom Pick Up the Tux Before the Wedding? About two days before the wedding, you and the wedding party will need to pick up your tuxedos (the store will provide you with a pickup date).
Which suit is best for marriage?
A classic grey suit is a good option if you would be wearing a morning dress or just morning coat to your wedding. A charcoal grey suit is the second best option after blue for the formal weddings.