Wedding Suits
Whether you'll be front and centre in the wedding party or taking a back pew, our selection of men's wedding suits and groom suits has your back no matter the dress code. From lounge-inspired two-pieces to opulent black tie, regular fits to sharper slim silhouettes, our range of wedding suits for men will have you looking the part in just a few clicks.
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How to choose a wedding suit
Choosing the right suit depends on your role on the big day.
• For the Groom: Your wedding suit should stand out. Consider a three-piece suit for a sharp, formal profile, or choose a unique colour, cloth or pattern that sets you apart from the groomsmen. Our wedding suits for the groom are designed to make a memorable impression.
• For Groomsmen: The goal for the groomsmen's suits is to create a cohesive look. Often this means wearing the same suit as the groom, but perhaps as a two-piece, or in a complementary colour. Coordination is key.
• For Guests: Your first step is to check the dress code. The ideal wedding guest suit is one that's appropriate for the setting but won't upstage the main party. A versatile navy or grey suit is almost always a great choice.
When should you wear a morning suit?
A morning suit is the pinnacle of traditional wedding formalwear. You should wear a morning suit for a wedding when the dress code is very formal and the ceremony takes place during the day. Morning suit weddings are statements of classic elegance. The outfit consists of a tailcoat, a waistcoat (often in a contrasting colour like grey or buff), and a pair of formal striped trousers. It's a timeless choice for a grand, traditional celebration, and our experts can help you get every detail right.
What should I wear to a winter wedding?
If you’ve been invited to a UK wedding in the colder months, we've got you covered. Read our winter wedding guide for cold-weather outfit ideas. Lucky enough to be heading overseas for warm weather wedding celebrations? Be sure to read our destination wedding guide for ideas on what to wear to a winter wedding abroad.
How far in advance should you get your wedding suit?
If you're the one getting married, we suggest you start thinking about your wedding suit around six to nine months before the date. We recommend placing your order at least three to four months ahead of the big day. This provides plenty of time to make any alterations, perfectly match your accessories, and make sure the entire wedding party is sorted. It's one less thing to worry about, so you can focus on the celebration.