How to style the boho groom and groomsmen
Boho weddings are all the rage at the moment and with the emphasis on individuality and anything-but-the-norm, we offer a few tips on how the groom and his groomsmen can stay on trend and express themselves through their wedding day outfits.
Colour
A coloured suit or shirt can be a great way to add a touch of personality and keep to the colour scheme of the wedding. Think blues, greys and browns, or something a little brighter if you’re looking to stand out.
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You might want to let the season influence your colour choice too. Light, pastel colours are perfect to brighten up an outfit for a spring or summer wedding while deep reds and woody shades are ideal for those autumnal or winter occasions.
Patterns and Fabrics
Using different patterns and textures can be a brilliant way to create an individual look on your big day. Tweeds give a relaxed, gentry feel that is perfect for a barn or country house wedding. Velvet creates that dapper style and is a good way to incorporate a touch of class into your bohemian wedding. Combine a few different patterns and materials to create a really unique look for your big day.
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The Tie
The tie is a major factor in any groom or groomsmen’s attire but it can be just as effective by leaving it off as putting it on. Textures, patterns and colours are a great way to mix it up a bit, or maybe ditch the traditional and go down the Great Gatsby route with a classy bowtie instead. However you use it, a tie can certainly complete the look.
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To really embrace that relaxed, laid-back atmosphere, how about ditching the tie altogether? It’s a great choice for those rustic summer weddings and is a definite step away from the traditional formal wedding.
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Ditch the jacket
To break from tradition, you can always do away with the suit jacket, replacing it with something a bit quirky, or with nothing at all.
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Choosing to go without a jacket takes away a degree of formality and can also help to show off other parts of the outfit such as a sharp waistcoat or a pair of braces.
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Trousers
There are so many ways to choose some trousers with a twist. Opt for a skinnier fit or slightly shorter leg length for a modern touch. Try some linen or lighter coloured trousers for a casual summer themed wedding. Or for that more down-to-earth vibe, a good pair of jeans can be an excellent choice.
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Shoes
A great pair of shoes can finish of groom’s outfit perfectly. Think about tearing up the dance floor in a pair of boots, burnished brogues or leather deck shoes to stand out from the crowd. Don’t forget your funky socks too!
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