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What do we know about weddings?

What do we know about weddings?

We know that every groom is an individual.

We know that every bride wants her man to look his best. We know that choosing a suit for your wedding is as personal as choosing the words of your vows. We know that if you pay us a visit and give us the opportunity to listen, our unrivalled knowledge of tailoring, style and fashion will ensure you look and (most importantly) feel your best on your wedding day.

 

For most guys and their fiancés, it all starts with the suit. To ensure your suit can’t be confused with one you wear to the office every day, consider a colour and style with a real point of difference. Adding a pop of colour is perfect for an outdoor wedding, especially if the bride chooses to wear an ivory dress rather than white.

 

Presently we have an amazing range of ties and pocket squares in linen that say “summer wedding” in a way that more traditional silks can’t. We also have a selection of silk or felt flowers for the lapel, an option for your groomsmen, or for grooms who choose not to wear a traditional corsage.

 

Choose a straw fedora and we can even make sure you have a folding comb in your pocket (not a hair out of place for those photos!).

 

To find out even more about our complete offer including made to measure suits, ready to wear suits, shirts, ties and accessories, plus our complete suit hire collection, visit us in store.

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