Groom Differentiation
By Mark Ferguson
Most grooms would like to stand out or differentiate themselves from the wedding party. We work with the couple to guide the groom/s toward a complimentary outfit while ensuring he differentiates himself. Differentiating yourself the correct way is about balance and really is the key to looking stylish together. Guidelines to follow:
- Differentiation can be done through colour, fabric texture or style.
- Style differentiation could be:
- The groom in a 3-piece suit while the groomsmen in 2 piece. Groom wearing a jacket, Groomsmen wearing waistcoats Groom wearing a bow tie, Groomsmen wearing neck tie Groom wearing a sports jacket, Groomsmen wearing spenders with the bow ties There are many more options..
- Understand the theming and colour palette of your wedding including bridesmaids, groomsmen, flowers & venue.
- When there is only the Groom & Best Man, the suits should be very similar if not the same with only minor details (accessories) being the difference.
- Trust your tailor or clothier, they should ask to view a photo of your fiancé dress to understand the style and formality of the dress.
We love being a part of your special day, for more guidance make an appointment and we would love to help you.
