mens wedding suits

Suited for the big day

Your wedding suit is the one outfit you will see in photographs for the rest of your life, so it has to be right. Whether you are the groom who wants to stand out, a groomsman who needs to coordinate, or a guest who wants to look the part, our wedding collection has the colours, cuts and quality to make the day. From classic navy to rich maroon and velvet, this is where the big-day look begins.

Choosing your wedding suit colour

Colour sets the tone. Navy and blue are the most popular and most flattering choices, working for almost any season or venue. Grey and charcoal feel timeless and photograph beautifully. Black is reserved for formal and evening weddings. For something with personality, maroon, burgundy and green make a confident statement, while light beige, tan and ivory are perfect for summer and outdoor ceremonies.

Two-piece, three-piece or tuxedo?

A two-piece suit is the relaxed, versatile choice for daytime and outdoor weddings. A three-piece adds a waistcoat for a dressier, more traditional look that photographs wonderfully and keeps the groom sharp even after the jacket comes off. A tuxedo or dinner jacket is the pick for black-tie and evening celebrations. Many grooms choose a slightly bolder look for themselves and a coordinating style for the groomsmen.

Coordinating groom and groomsmen

The classic approach is for the groom to stand out subtly, through a different tie, a waistcoat, a boutonniere or a slightly richer shade, while the groomsmen wear a coordinating colour. Buying rather than renting means every member of the party gets a suit that actually fits, in matching fabric and colour, and keeps it long after the day as a wardrobe staple.

When to order your wedding suit

Order early. We recommend choosing your wedding suits around 8 to 12 weeks before the date to allow time for sizing, delivery and any adjustments, especially when coordinating a group. Buying your suit is also better value than renting in the long run: instead of a one-day rental, you keep a tailored suit you can wear to future weddings and events. Explore three-piece suits and tuxedos for more big-day options.

Frequently asked questions

What colour suit should a man wear to a wedding?

Navy and blue are the most popular and versatile choices and suit almost any wedding. Grey is a timeless option, black suits formal or evening weddings, and bolder shades like maroon, burgundy or green make a statement. Light beige and tan are ideal for summer and outdoor ceremonies.

Can a man wear a black suit to a wedding?

Yes, but black is best for formal or evening weddings. For daytime, outdoor or relaxed weddings, navy, blue or grey usually look more appropriate and photograph better. Always check the dress code and avoid upstaging the wedding party.

Should the groom wear a suit or a tuxedo?

It depends on the formality and time of day. A suit suits most daytime and outdoor weddings, while a tuxedo or dinner jacket is ideal for formal and evening celebrations. The groom often chooses a slightly richer or bolder look to stand out from the groomsmen.

How far in advance should I order a wedding suit?

Order around 8 to 12 weeks before the wedding. This allows time for choosing the right size, delivery and any adjustments, and is especially important when coordinating matching suits for a group of groomsmen.

What should groomsmen wear compared to the groom?

Groomsmen typically wear a suit that coordinates with the groom's, often in the same colour. The groom then stands out with a subtle difference, such as a different tie, a waistcoat, a boutonniere or a slightly richer shade.

Is it better to buy or rent a wedding suit?

Buying is usually better value and quality. Instead of paying for a one-day rental with a generic fit, you keep a well-fitting, tailored suit you can wear again to future weddings and formal events.