BRIDAL ACCESSORIES FOR HIM: HOW TO ACHIEVE A FLAWLESS LOOK

Just as brides take care of every element of their attire, grooms should also pay attention to their choice of accessories. It's not just about matching, but also about achieving harmony with the look, the style of the wedding, and, of course, feeling authentic and comfortable. Here, we'll tell you what you should consider to achieve the perfect bridal look.

Choose a good tie

A modern, thin, textured tie can project a fresh and youthful feel, ideal for relaxed or contemporary weddings. If you prefer a more classic look, opt for a wide tie in solid tones or with subtle patterns. Going for something more elegant? Then a bow tie is your ally: it conveys sophistication and goes perfectly with a tuxedo or evening suit. Just make sure both the size and color complement the overall look and harmonize with your wedding's palette. A good tip: coordinate the tone of your tie or bow tie with key elements of the event, such as the decor or details of your partner's dress, without resorting to forced combinations.

The tie clip

Although originally intended solely to keep a tie in place, the tie clip has become a symbol of elegance and tradition. Today, this small accessory can completely elevate a groom's look, especially at classic weddings. Made from materials such as gold, silver, steel, or even inlaid with precious stones, this accessory undoubtedly adds a touch of distinction to a suit.

Cufflinks

Cufflinks are a discreet yet powerful accessory that can elevate any suit. To wear them, it's essential that your shirt has French cuffs—especially if you're wearing a tuxedo—and that they harmonize with the rest of the metals in your outfit and those of your partner. You can choose a classic design or personalize it with a special engraving, such as the wedding date.

Boutonniere

This accessory adds a natural and aesthetic touch to the groom's look, while also reflecting the essence and style of the wedding. Ideally, it should complement the bride's bouquet without being an exact copy, maintaining a visual harmony in tones and textures.

Belt and suspenders

When it comes to men's accessories, belts and suspenders are more than just functional items; there's just one basic rule: never wear both at the same time.

If your suit is perfectly tailored, you can skip the belt altogether. However, if your pants need some support, opt for a belt that matches your shoes (preferably in the same shade of leather). Suspenders, on the other hand, are a great option if you're looking for a vintage or more relaxed look.

The clock

Your watch should reflect both the formality of the event and your personal style. If your look is elegant and classic, opt for a watch with a thin, dark leather or metallic strap, a discreet dial, and sleek hands; these details add sophistication without stealing the show.

For more relaxed weddings, you can break away from tradition with a pocket watch on a chain or even a digital model with a minimalist design.