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Of course, we had to look the part, and with so many celebrations to enjoy, we had to find the perfect outfit - and both hubs and Ethan had to find the right formal attire to go with the different weddings, themes and colours.
Finding the right mens suit, I am told, isn't always easy. When it was our own wedding, almost seven years ago now, I left the groomsmen suits to Stephen to sort out. I didn't know what to look for and thought that it was best to leave him to it, as he would know what style he wanted to go for and how he wanted his groomsmen to look. In the end, it was quite a traditional black suit with a short tail, paired with a white embroidered waistcoat and a rich purple tie, to tie-in with the purple bridesmaids dresses I had chosen.
Then, in the case of my Dad, he really wanted to make a statement - and opted for a bold pinstripe with a hat to top off the look!
When it was time to be a groomsman for his sister, Stephen had the chance to wear a traditional Scottish wedding suit, complete with kilt and knee high socks. The men looked the part, but I did feel for them as it was a very sunny June day! Ethan was a pageboy but being just over two at the time, he had a simple suit with a linen shirt and boy, did he look cute/
Each wedding had its own look and feel, and I do think that the tone that the men in their suits and the ladies in their dresses set is so important to get right. The bride and groom are naturally centre stage, but the bridal and groom parties mirror the look of the wedding and everything takes its cues from there; formal suits, formal occasion; navy or light grey suits, smart but with a modern edge.
I never knew that the world of suits offered so much choice - until we had so many weddings to go to!
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