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1. Start your search in good time. Begin looking for your wedding suit around six months before your wedding. A bespoke suit or any additional alterations will require sufficient time for fittings and alterations.
2. Take your wedding’s style as your starting point. Decide on the atmosphere you want: timelessly elegant, modern and minimalist, or relaxed and trendy. Your wedding suit should complement that style and your own personality.
3. Choose the right cut, colour and fabric. An experienced suit specialist will help you choose the cut, colour and fabric that suit your body shape. During your first fitting at the tailor’s, you’ll discover which style suits you best.
4. Think about the accessories. Bring your shoes and any accessories (such as a watch, tie or bow tie, braces, belt, etc.) with you to the final fitting, so you can see the full look and ensure the result is just right.
5. Coordinate with your best man or groomsmen. Do you want a particularly stylish ensemble, where everyone’s outfits complement each other? Discuss with your tailor which colours and fabrics go well together. Whether everyone wears the same outfit or each has their own distinctive touch, together you’ll create a stylish ensemble.
You should choose your wedding suit based on the style of your wedding and what makes you feel comfortable. Are you going for timeless elegance, modern minimalism, or something more relaxed and trendy? An experienced suit expert will help you choose the right cut, colour and fabric to suit your body shape and personality. During your first fitting, you’ll discover which style suits you best.
Ideally, you should start looking for your wedding suit around six months before your wedding. This requires plenty of preparation time, especially if you’re opting for a bespoke suit or if any alterations are needed. This way, you’ll avoid stress and have enough time for fittings and any necessary alterations. Be sure to bring your shoes and any accessories with you to the final fitting to see the complete look.
Yes. Many tailors, menswear shops and suit specialists also offer outfits for best men, fathers (or fathers-in-law) or other members of the wedding party. This helps create a cohesive look, whether everyone is wearing exactly the same thing or something slightly different. The suit specialist will help you combine colours, fabrics and styles that complement each other. Bear in mind that several fittings or appointments may be required when different people are having suits made.
On average, you can expect to pay between 1,000 and 2,500 euros per outfit, according to our National Wedding Survey; a bespoke suit or luxurious fabrics may cost more. The final price depends on the brand, the fabric, the bespoke tailoring and the accompanying accessories. Always ask what is included, such as alterations and extra fittings. Read more about the cost of a wedding in this article.
Yes, many ateliers, suit shops and tailors make wedding suits entirely to measure. This allows you to choose the cut, fabric and details yourself, and ensures you get a suit that perfectly suits your style and build. Bear in mind that made-to-measure suits take longer to produce, so make sure you start the process in good time.
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