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Wedding shops frequently focus on the bride’s dress than on the groom’s suit. So make sure that you don’t forget to think about the groom’s suit as well. A groom's suit doesn't have to make you look like a penguin anymore. With new designers, new cuts, and new looks, guys can look both classy and unique on their wedding day. The groom should choose an outfit that compliments what the bride will be wearing and one that he is comfortable wearing.
If you want to have only good memories from your wedding day, make sure that your suits fits you a week before the wedding. It’s very difficult to choose good and comfortable suit. That’s why you need to go to several shops and try on the outfits. Your suit jacket should fit well and give you a full range of motion. Remember that you will be dancing, hugging, and shaking hands. You should be able to fit one finger between the collar of your shirt and your neck, but no more than that. Your vest should button comfortably and hit just below the waistband of your pants. Pants should break over the instep, about 1/3 of the way down the shoe.
Casual ceremonies such as a beach weddings call for lightweight men's suits in a light-coloured shade. Depending on what the bride is wearing you may even get away with just dress pants and a wide lapelled shirt open at the collar. For very formal occasions, dress to impress in a white tie ensemble – a black tailcoat over a white waistcoat or vest.
Short and slim men should wear two or three-buttoned suit jackets with a low button stance as they will elongate the body. These jackets should be teamed with tuxedo pants or pleated trousers. Short and broad grooms should don a single-breasted suit, one with a one or two-buttoned jacket that closes at the waistline is ideal. The suit should be worn with a vest rather than a cummerbund though, as the vest will hide a thick waist whereas a cummerbund will draw attention to it. Tall and muscular men should wear clean lines without any frills and avoid double-breasted jackets and pleated shirts as they will add bulk. However tall, thin men are lucky enough to be able to wear practically any style from contemporary single breasted and five-button jackets to the classic double-breasted tuxedo.
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