Your wedding day is a moment defined by unforgettable details, and your suit should be no exception. Our approach is centred on fine British craftsmanship and impeccable tailoring. We work closely with each groom to create garments that feel entirely unique to the individual. Every element is carefully considered during our tailored wedding suit appointments: from the selection of cloth to the precision of the cut.
Three Ways to Dress for Your Wedding
When Should the Groom Order His Suit?
6+ months before the wedding: Bespoke tailoring
Begin your bespoke journey six months or more before your wedding day. This allows our master tailors time to create a truly exceptional groom suit designed and tailored specifically for you - from fabric selection to the hand-finished refinement.
3–6 months before the wedding: Bespoke or made-to-measure
With three to six months until your wedding, there is still an opportunity to experience the artistry of bespoke tailoring, although we recommend beginning the process promptly. Made-to-measure is a suitable alternative, combining personalised tailoring with a more flexible schedule.
2–3 months before the wedding: Made-to-measure tailoring
For a shorter timeframe, opt for made-to-measure tailoring. Your suit is created using your individual measurements, with a choice of premium fabrics to achieve a sophisticated silhouette tailored specifically for you.
Under 2 months before the wedding: Luxury tailored hire
As your wedding date is fast approaching, our luxury suit hire service is the best option to still experience impeccable tailoring. Every suit is carefully tailored to the individual wearer during two private fittings.
Wedding Suit Styles We Tailor
Finding the right wedding suit is all about choosing a style that feels right for you and the impression you wish to create. Our expert tailors will take the time to understand your vision and offer guidance to help you find a suit that feels perfectly suited to your special day.
- Morning suits
- Lounge suits
- Black tie and tuxedos
- Three-piece suits
- Summer-weight suits
The groomsmen will match the groom’s outfit, though not always. If the groom wears a dinner suit, so do the groomsmen. If the groom decides on a smoking jacket, however, most if not all the groomsmen should still wear a dinner suit. They should not attempt to match the groom in every aspect, but they should complement his ensemble and bring together the visuals of the wedding party.
The father of the bride is one of the most important pieces of the wedding; it’s essential that his choice of suit and accessories is appropriate and neatly fits him. He does have the least constraints of anyone on what he ought to wear, yet care should be taken to ensure that his style and cut of suit match the wedding’s level of formality. Choosing a well-made tailored suit for the father of the bride is the most reliable way to ensure that he looks his absolute best at the wedding.
“No weddings are the same and we thrive on creating individual and unique garments that fit the style, form and theme of the wedding seamlessly.”
John Homoky, Tailor, Phillip Alexander
Wilmslow, Cheshire
Tailoring for Cheshire, Manchester, Liverpool and the North West
Telephone: 01625 521337
Savile Row, London:
Tailoring for London & the South of England
Telephone: 0207 2874440
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