sfstylegal
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Hello Gentlemen,
Need some advice for my groom-to-be's wedding style. He's buying his wedding attire. Set the stage: We're getting married late in May at 3pm in a catholic wedding in Napa, CA. Of course I'll be very formal in my custom wedding gown and my bridesmaids will be wearing knee length brown silk dresses.
I would love for the groom and the groomsmen to wear tuxes (I'm traditional) and the dinner will be at 6 with dancing to follow. To make it a little more fitting with the timing, I think a long tie is more appropriate than the bow tie.
Groom has been out trying on every tux possible. He looks fabulous in a one button peak lapel, plain white shirt, suspenders, long tie. But the noch lapel two button looks good too..... Does he have to get the noch lapel tux if he's going to wear a long tie? And what should the groomsmen wear? (renting). Groom wants to stand out and look different from the others.
Please help me help my groom! Any advice is appreciated. Cheers!
Need some advice for my groom-to-be's wedding style. He's buying his wedding attire. Set the stage: We're getting married late in May at 3pm in a catholic wedding in Napa, CA. Of course I'll be very formal in my custom wedding gown and my bridesmaids will be wearing knee length brown silk dresses.
I would love for the groom and the groomsmen to wear tuxes (I'm traditional) and the dinner will be at 6 with dancing to follow. To make it a little more fitting with the timing, I think a long tie is more appropriate than the bow tie.
Groom has been out trying on every tux possible. He looks fabulous in a one button peak lapel, plain white shirt, suspenders, long tie. But the noch lapel two button looks good too..... Does he have to get the noch lapel tux if he's going to wear a long tie? And what should the groomsmen wear? (renting). Groom wants to stand out and look different from the others.
Please help me help my groom! Any advice is appreciated. Cheers!