Gentlemen's Hire
Once the bride has decided on her colour, theme and style of dress it is time for the groom to decide on his attire.
In today's modern world, there is now a wide choice of outfits for the groom and his male attendants. The traditional style of morning suits, the timeless elegance of the frock coat or the Prince of Edward jacket, the contemory nehru jacket or the less formal, but very smart lounge suit.
If the Groom decides to wear top hat and tails then all other male members of the bridal party must follow suit. Morning suit is usually available in black, grey, and navy blue, accompanied with striped trousers and the look is completed with waistcoat, cravat, top hat and a pair of grey gloves. The frock coats and the shorter style of the Prince Edward jacket are available in a wider range of colours that the morning suit. Nehru jackets are becoming increasing popular, these are available in fabrics such as silk, rich velvet and brocade, with either black or matching trousers. Finially the lounge suit, which can be accessorised witha fashionable tie to create an exquisite and unique look.
It is a good idea to echo your bridesmaid's colours in the ties, cravats or waistcoats of the male attendants. For those finishing touches wear a double cuff sleeve with cufflinks and ensure your shoes are shiny.
You can hire any of the above outfits from a variety of menswear shops. It is always an advantage to order and have your fitting for you hire clothes at least 3 months before the wedding. | Companies
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