Accessories for the groom
What accessories should the groom wear?
Shoes.
After the suit, good footwear is essential for this occasion and the recommendation is a pair with laces like Oxford, legate or derby. It is very important to avoid those that use buckles or any other type of decoration as it will detract from the elegance.
Of course, if the wedding style allows it, you can be more flexible, and whatever you choose, remember to bring it to the final fitting.
Tie or bow tie?
The first thing to mention is that this also depends on whether you choose a suit or a tuxedo, as it is much more common to wear a bow tie with a tuxedo and a tie with a suit.
The bow tie is an accessory that will never go out of style. It's versatile and currently on trend. It's very elegant and will allow the groom to stand out from the guests.
The handkerchief is a classic accessory that continues to receive many updates in terms of design and materials. It should be a different color than the suit and will help draw the eye to the boutonniere.
The boutonniere adds a touch of distinction, elegance, and romance to the groom. It should be proportional to the groom's build, taking into account the width of his suit lapel.
There are different materials and designs that can be implemented that help highlight the groom's personality.
Dumbbells.
One of the most versatile accessories is cufflinks, as they can be used in a playful or serious way, depending on the groom's personality.
You can use different designs, serious or fun, about a hobby, a character, or even a reference to how you met or a taste you both share.
The groom's look isn't just about the suit and doesn't have to be completely serious, and if you're at this point, we hope this blog helps clear up your doubts.
Shoes.
After the suit, good footwear is essential for this occasion and the recommendation is a pair with laces like Oxford, legate or derby. It is very important to avoid those that use buckles or any other type of decoration as it will detract from the elegance.
Of course, if the wedding style allows it, you can be more flexible, and whatever you choose, remember to bring it to the final fitting.
Tie or bow tie?
The first thing to mention is that this also depends on whether you choose a suit or a tuxedo, as it is much more common to wear a bow tie with a tuxedo and a tie with a suit.
The bow tie is an accessory that will never go out of style. It's versatile and currently on trend. It's very elegant and will allow the groom to stand out from the guests.
The handkerchief is a classic accessory that continues to receive many updates in terms of design and materials. It should be a different color than the suit and will help draw the eye to the boutonniere.
The boutonniere adds a touch of distinction, elegance, and romance to the groom. It should be proportional to the groom's build, taking into account the width of his suit lapel.
There are different materials and designs that can be implemented that help highlight the groom's personality.
Dumbbells.
One of the most versatile accessories is cufflinks, as they can be used in a playful or serious way, depending on the groom's personality.
You can use different designs, serious or fun, about a hobby, a character, or even a reference to how you met or a taste you both share.
The groom's look isn't just about the suit and doesn't have to be completely serious, and if you're at this point, we hope this blog helps clear up your doubts.
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