The reality is, a sharply dressed man resembles more than just taste in fashion. With the first glance brings aesthetic appeal. But the alluring factor is the respect he clearly has for himself, based on the effort he’s invested in his appearance.

A wedding is the ideal opportunity to charm the room with gentlemanly style and dress in such a way that makes you feel confident.

Whether you’re a guest or in the bridal party, here are a few tips to guide you on how to choose the perfect outfit.

Being well-informed

Of course, if you are in the wedding, you’re going to need to brush up on a few precise details to ensure the overall look is well co-ordinated with the bride and bridesmaids. From the proposed dress code to the selected colour theme, the technicalities are a vital for decision making.

When selecting a look, it is essential to know the location and find out how formal or casual the event will be. You don’t want to risk looking under-dressed, but at the same time, overdressing can be equally as uncomfortable. Subtle and effortless deportment customarily leaves the most lasting of impressions.

Explore your options

Particularly, if you don’t often wear a suit, it is advisable to try a few options before deciding which style is best for you. Before committing, seek another opinion. Invite a friend shopping with you, someone who will offer constructive feedback. The fabric quality and fit need to be just right, and in most cases, one size doesn’t fit all. Please take into account it may not look perfect until it has been tailored to your physique.

Perhaps the most essential point, is how you wear the suit. Mindset plays a significant role; if you feel great in what you’re wearing, chances are, you’re doing the outfit justice.

Finding the right shoes  

When selecting shoes, the style must complement the rest of the look. Too bold can cause distraction. Too plain can make the outfit appear dull. It can be a time-consuming process, so you may need to exercise patience, but it will be worthwhile.

It is almost guaranteed there will be a dancefloor, therefore you will require appropriate footwear for moving in. Factoring comfort, breaking the shoes in before the wedding is sensible. Avoid the pain of blisters by wearing them around the house leading up to the event.

Finishing touches

Again, it’ll depend on your status at the wedding and the suggested dress-code as to the accessories you wear. Simple and complementary, to both your outfit and your features, will be a sophisticated touch. From belt to cufflinks, a pocket square, even a vest in more formal circumstances, all bases must be considered. Accessories can enhance the entire aesthetic and even reveal personality traits, when carefully selected. If you have a big personality, a stylishly daring tie might suit you best. Perhaps you’re more refined, in which case, something modest would be ideal. The right outfit is not solely based on visual elements, it must also reflect who you are as an individual.

Chat to our team at Suit Vault today. We look forward to getting you wedding ready! You can book an appointment here.