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I think it would look fine if you wanted the groomsmen to just wear black and just your FH wear the green. I think the green can look nice just have to find that perfect shade. More on reddit.com

Are you going to be paying for the custom suits? I feel like it’s going to be expensive to get custom suits made within 3-4 months. (I have no clue if this is even possible). Did all of the groomsmen agree to this knowing the logistical and financial impact? More on reddit.com

Anyone reading this for the first time (from r/all for example) should note how much more versatile brown leather shoes and a navy or charcoal suit are than black/black.

Personally, I think there's little to no reason to ever own a black suit, unless you live in a wealthy, traditional, conservative area where dark charcoal would be frowned on at a funeral. Others may see it differently, of course!

Edit: Since black suits seem to be a point of controversy, I'm going to expand on this by paraphrasing a couple other comments I made down-thread -

One comment said, "If you go to an interview, a wedding or the office in a black suit nobody's going to really find it bad- many people will think it looks good." I don't disagree with that at all! However, a charcoal or navy suit works for all of those occasions as well, but also opens up a lot of other color options for shirts, ties, and shoes. If you already have a black suit, OK! But if you're in the market for your first suit (who I imagine the biggest audience for this graphic is), then why not opt for something more versatile?

A charcoal suit even works with black shoes too (dark navy suits as well, although that's more common in the UK). Paired with a white shirt and understated tie, it's no less polite, respectful or low-key than a black suit for the events that require that attitude.

I agree that no one should toss a black suit in the garbage after seeing this graphic (as one commenter suggested they might feel the need to), but for someone who only has the budget for one suit or is buying their first, charcoal or navy are a much better choice than black.

No one's saying black suits are objectively worse - just that they're less versatile, which makes it a less useful purchase for someone just starting out.

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