A lot of conversation before a wedding revolves around the bride’s gown and accessories and sometimes the groom can be overlooked. There are all sorts of ways for grooms to personalise their outfits according to their style and taste, creating a unique look for a very special day. If the couple are both into a particular style, there is no need to compromise for their wedding whether it is fifties vintage, sixties mod, seventies hippy or the roaring twenties look that they want. The details and finishing touches are what can really make an outfit something to remember.

If grooms are looking for something particular they may already have an idea of where to source items, but for those unsure of what they want they can start with these key areas to put a whole look together.

Outerwear – formal suits, linen suits, morning suits, highland dress, drape jacket, frock coats, britches, casual suits

Shirts - Dress shirts, button down Oxford shirt, cutaway collars, wingtip shirt, frilled front or pirate style shirt

Details - Waistcoats, cummerbunds, braces, belts and buckles, cravats, ruches, ties, bowties

Shoes - Dress shoes, wingtips detail, spats, boots, spurs, brogues, Converse, Chelsea boots, riding boots, crepe soled shoes

Hats - Top hat, Stetson, flat cap, porkpie hat, fedora, trilby

Accessories - Boutonniere, pocket squares, cufflinks, tiepins, pocket watches

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