How should the groom look in comparison with the wedding party?
This depends on ones taste. Some choose to have the whole wedding party including the groom match up. However, most choose to distinguish the groom in a way that sets him apart from the wedding party while keeping the look associated with the group. Using subtle accents like the lapels of the coats, number of buttons on the coat, type of shirt, handkerchiefs, and tie are all examples of the tools we use to accomplish this. Who wears tuxedo’s at the wedding? Customarily, all men in the wedding party, which includes: Groom, Best Man, Fathers, Grandfathers, Groomsmen, Ushers and Ringbearer should be wearing tuxedos. This creates unity in the group. Although Grandfathers are often reluctant to dress formal at the wedding, they are the senior members of your party and sentimental pictures look much better when they are in a tuxedo. Some couples however choose to add a touch of class by having a “Black Tie” wedding, where all guests wear tuxedos. Do I need to fork out the dough for everyone’
