When it comes to choosing a suit for your wedding, there are many options and styles, from a formal tuxedo to a classic two-button navy wool suit, as well as many more playful and fun options. When trying to establish which is right for you, you should first confirm the style and formality of your wedding - this will inform the type of suit you should be looking at. For a formal wedding, you should look at a tuxedo or dinner suit. For a casual wedding, something you might host in a garden, a farm or a beach, you may choose to wear chinos with a less structured blazer in cotton or linen. Or, fo

Whether or not you need to wear a suit to a wedding depends on the formality of the event as dictated by the dress code, which is usually listed on the invitation. Any call for 'cocktail' or 'lounge suit' means you should wear a suit. A 'garden', 'casual' or 'beach' wedding means chinos or tailored trousers are acceptable, though you should still wear a collared shirt and blazer. Calls for 'black tie' should be met by a tuxedo and 'dinner suit' should be met with a formal dinner suit or tuxedo. If you're unsure of the dress code, a two-button wool suit in navy or grey is your safest bet, cross

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