Men's Wedding Suits

Shopping for wedding suits for men is made easy at SuitShop, thanks to our curated selection of elegant and fun suit colors to choose from. The best suit color for a wedding depends on the formality and desired aesthetic of the celebration. For more dressed-up or traditional occasions, a timeless black suit or men's navy suit is a fan favorite, as these colorways carry a sense of classic elegance that doesn't go out of style.

For more relaxed or modern nuptials, feel free to lean into more colorful or lighter suit options. An outdoor wedding or a beach ceremony, for example, are great events to dress for by drawing inspiration from nature's elements with a tan suit or light blue suit. Our collection of men's wedding suits also features more rustic colors, like our burnt orange suit and burgundy suit, excellent for grooms envisioning a more unique or vintage aesthetic, as well as textured gray and charcoal gray suits for grooms wanting sophisticated and modern wedding look.

Your suit is the most important element of your wedding attire, but your wedding day look goes beyond just the suit. There are all kinds of combinations of accessories you can wear to elevate your look and help you stand out. As you explore what to wear to a wedding, consider statement pieces like a patterned tie that can add a pop of color against the solid backdrop of your suit.

Or, if you're in the wedding, take the wedding color scheme into account and use shades from the dresses, florals, or decor as your accent color to choose your tie or other accessories.

Paired with cufflinks and a matching pocket square, accessories make it easy to tie your entire look together.

Equip your groomsmen with stylish suits that match the bridesmaids, the rest of the wedding party, and your wedding aesthetic. For example, more relaxed ceremonies like barn weddings or outdoor ceremonies work amazingly with groomsmen in lighter hues like tan and light blue. For winter weddings, groomsmen tend to look great wearing darker-colored suits like dark green, burgundy, or navy to match the tones of the season.

Ensuring you're ready for your wedding day and that your attire fits perfectly is crucial, which is why it's important that you order your wedding suit at the ideal time.

While some wedding attire needs to be ordered far in advance, it's actually best to order your wedding suit between 3 months and 6 weeks ahead of your wedding date. This window allows plenty of time to receive your suit, try it on, make any potential exchanges, and have any desired alterations done, but not enough time to experience major changes to your body or sizing. This way, you end up with your best look. And don't worry, SuitShop suits typically only require having your pants hemmed to your perfect length—a quick and inexpensive alteration—but our suits are simple for tailors to work with should you want any other alterations to make your wedding suit feel custom to you.

Fortunately, at SuitShop, orders are typically shipped within 72 business hours and take only between 7-10 business days to arrive, with expedited shipping options available at checkout. This means you'll always get your suit quickly after ordering and you don't have to worry.

As you plan your wedding look for you and your groomsmen and wedding party, you can enjoy free shipping, returns, and exchanges so you can have a home try-on to ensure every detail is what you're looking for. Plus, you can order free swatches and set your party up with our free wedding group management system.

For a wedding with a black-tie dress code, swapping a men's wedding suit for a tuxedo is recommended. Black-tie affairs require a formal dress code to achieve a more elevated and sophisticated look, and typically, that translates to a tuxedo. Wedding tuxedos for men feature distinctive elements to adhere to formal occasions, such as satin lapels and a satin stripe at the trouser waist, which add a touch of luxury that sets the tuxedo apart from a suit. From a classic black tuxedo to a shawl lapel white tuxedo, we have elegant options to choose from to follow proper etiquette.

Achieving the proper fit is essential when preparing for a wedding, whether you're a groom, marrier, groomsman, wedding party member, or guest. Your suit sleeve length should rest near the tops of your wrists, with the body of your suit covering at least the top of your seat and the jacket fitting comfortably on your shoulders to create a clean silhouette. Your dress pants should comfortably hug your waist without being too tight or too loose, with the leg—after hemming—sitting around the top of your shoes, depending on your break preferences.

Our intuitive Fit Finder makes it easy to find a suit that fits your body; we'll provide accurate size suggestions specific to you thanks to our sizing data from thousands of people like you. With sizing tools like that, along with our how-to hub that explains the ins and outs on how your men's wedding suit should fit, you can find the best match.

Yes, black suits are a tried-and-true staple that are perfect for wearing to weddings, particularly those that are held in the evening. While black suits aren't as versatile as blue suits, they offer a modern touch and an elevated formal flair that is acceptable for most weddings. As always, refer to the dress code provided by the couple to ensure you're respectful of their wedding attire wishes.

Yes, blue suits are an excellent option to wear to weddings—in fact, it is one of the most popular modern men's wedding suit colors. Navy blue, light blue, and royal blue are all acceptable colors for most weddings. The shade you choose depends on the formality, venue, and your personal preference. For casual and outdoor weddings, light blue suits can help you achieve a relaxed look. Royal blue is an appropriate shade for both summer and winter weddings, as well as casual, cocktail, or semi-formal settings while adding a bit more of a colorful statement. Navy blue is the most popular suit color, since it's a timeless shade perfect for nearly any occasion unless specified by the dress code.