Wedding-day style is an ever-evolving matter of personal choice, but one aspect that remains constant is the importance of accessorizing your look. From the bride’s jewelry to the flower girl’s headband, it’s the little details that up the style quotient on your big day. Your groom, of course, is no exception, as the perfect accoutrements can take your hubby-to-be from simple suit-wearer to a polished, proper gentleman.
Choosing those just-right accessories means taking into consideration the groom’s style preferences. Having a traditional wedding? Your groom will want to add classic accessories to his dapper ensemble—those timeless touches that you might see on mid-century movie stars. Details like a pair of cuff links, a pocket watch, a silk bowtie, a fine pen and a long-handled umbrella (rain on your wedding day is a sign of good luck, remember) make handsome and functional additions to his day. A set of books on gentlemanly topics like formal fashion and the art of making the perfect drink provides great reading in the days before the wedding.
Of course, if your wedding leans toward the nontraditional (think outdoor, unconventional or modern spaces), your groom will have plenty of room to express himself. While most men won’t step too far out of the box with their overall look, personalities and interests shine in the details. Contemporary, fashion-forward gents personalize their wedding-day ensemble with stylized pieces, from quirky vintage sunglasses, a rugged key fob and a leather-band watch, to a chic tie with a big pop of color and a fetching flask for post-ceremony celebrations.
Consider the following stylish options for your groom:
The Modern Groom (left leg)
The Classic Groom (right leg)