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Many grooms worry about their wedding tuxedo - almost as much as the brides worry about their wedding gown. Should the tuxedo be rented or purchased? How will it look? What style or label should be chosen? Should it be classic black or something a little more original?
If your groom will find more than one future occassion to wear his tuxedo, it makes sense to buy a high-quality, classically tailored tux that will last through the years and never become outdated. In this case, be sure to find a reputable tuxedo shop with a professional on-site specialist who can help you find the perfect suit. Whether you choose to rent or buy, be sure to tell your specialist the date of your wedding and what your overall theme and color scheme is. This will ensure that your groom will feel dashing and handsome on your special day.
While black tuxedos are both timeless and traditional, you will also find white, silver, gray, and even pale shades of color for spring and summer weddings. Pinstriping is a suave detail, and mandarin collars are a great alternative to the traditional collar. Top hats and tails sound interesting?
Whatever your color or theme, here's a quick breakdown of basic tuxedo styles and options:
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Morning Coat
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Dinner Jacket |
Double Breasted |
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| Full Dress Tails |
Traditional |
Updated Black Tie |
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Notch
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Peaked |
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| Shawl |
Fly-Front |
Nehru |
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| Cummerbund |
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Waistcoat |
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Gloves
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Spats |
Walking Stick |
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| Top Hat |
Braces |
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