He Who dares

Besides the bride, the groom is the most important person of the day, so it’s his time to shine…

We all know the bride is guaranteed to shine on the big day, but in a room full of suits and ties, how does a groom stand out from the crowd? It’s traditional for the male wedding party to wear boutonnières, so choosing a different flower or colour is a subtle, but effective, way to set the groom apart. Wearing a different colour tie is also a great way for a groom to look different from his groomsmen.

Changing vest or waistcoat colors or designs will help designate him as the groom, but the more daring groom might even choose a completely different colour instead of just changing tones. Where once tuxedos and uniform colour schemes were traditional for weddings, some men are now choosing to wear a completely different colour suit or tux than their groomsmen – this is perhaps the boldest statement of all to make a groom really stand out among his friends.