Wedding Suits 2025

The best wedding suit for men is the one that fits your style, the formality of your event, and the season. For a classic look, a navy or charcoal suit is timeless. For formal weddings, consider a tuxedo. If you're getting married outdoors or in summer, lighter colors or linen fabrics work best. At Hockerty, you can fully customize your wedding suit to match your big day perfectly.

While renting may seem convenient, buying a custom wedding suit offers better value. Hockerty suits are made to measure and cost only slightly more than most rentals. You get a perfect fit, personalized details like embroidery, and a suit you can re-wear for future events. Renting means settling for standard fits and limited options, your wedding deserves better.

We recommend ordering your groom suit at least 6–8 weeks before the wedding. Hockerty offers fast delivery (as quick as 15 days), but ordering early allows time for potential adjustments. Our Perfect Fit Guarantee covers alterations or remakes if needed.

For warm weather weddings, opt for lightweight fabrics like linen or lightweight wool. A summer wedding suit in beige, light gray, or pastel blue is ideal for daytime events. Linen suits are breathable and relaxed, making them perfect for beach or destination weddings.

A beach wedding suit should feel as effortless as the setting. Choose a linen or cotton suit in light tones like sand, cream, or light blue. These fabrics keep you cool and give off a laid-back yet polished vibe. Ditch the tie, roll up the sleeves, comfort and style can go hand in hand.

Yes, but only for evening or very formal weddings. A black suit or tuxedo is appropriate after dark or for black-tie events. For daytime ceremonies, navy, gray, or lighter tones are more suitable and versatile. Always ensure your black suit is sharply tailored and truly black—not charcoal or dark navy.

Definitely. A blue wedding suit is a top choice for modern grooms and guests. Navy suits are elegant and work for most dress codes. Lighter blues are perfect for outdoor or casual weddings. Blue is also easy to pair with a wide range of shirt and accessory colors.

As the groom, your accessories reflect your personality. Choose a tie or bow tie depending on your suit style (tie for a suit, bow tie for a tux). Add cufflinks, a pocket square, boutonnière, or even a monogrammed shirt. If you're wearing a three-piece suit, consider a vest that complements or contrasts with your jacket for a refined look.

Vintage or rustic weddings are often styled around details like tweed suits, suspenders, and three-piece combinations. A vintage groom suit in tweed or wool, often with a textured finish, pairs beautifully with countryside or barn settings. Add a waistcoat and classic accessories for a full vintage look.

They don’t need to—but they should. Matching or coordinating custom suits for groomsmen elevate the overall wedding aesthetic. Designing suits together can also be a fun part of the planning process. At Hockerty, you can use the same fabric or color theme to create a cohesive and stylish wedding party look.

Yes! That’s one of the biggest advantages of buying your own. A well-made wedding suit can be worn again at formal events, business functions, or dressed down by using the jacket or trousers separately. It’s a timeless investment in your personal wardrobe.