Men's Wedding Tuxedos

Tuxedo lapels define the look. A notch lapel is the most versatile and classic style. A peak lapel points upward to accentuate your shoulders and create a bold, commanding look. A shawl lapel features a smooth, rounded edge for a sophisticated, streamlined shape. All three styles feature satin lapels for that formal wedding finish.

Other differences between tuxedos come from fabric—think of a velvet tux—color—like a blue or charcoal tux—or silhouette—such as a double breasted tuxedo jacket.

You've got options. Outfit your groomsmen in matching tuxedos for a cohesive, formal look, or have them wear suits in a complementary color to help you stand out. A popular choice: the groom wears a black tuxedo while the groomsmen wear black suits. Or, dress the groom in a white tuxedo while the groomsmen wear classic black tuxes. Coordinate with matching accessories like ties or pocket squares to tie the wedding party together.

It depends on the dress code. A tuxedo is perfect for black-tie, black-tie optional, or formal weddings. For casual ceremonies like outdoor, beach, or garden weddings, a suit in navy or light blue is a better fit. Check your invitation for guidance on required attire, then browse our collection to find your look.

A wedding tuxedo at SuitShop costs about the same as a tuxedo rental, but you keep your tux for every future occasion. Unlike suit rentals from a tux shop, our tuxedos are yours to own and wear to any black-tie event or formal wedding. Buying a tuxedo to own also helps ensure you get the ideal fit, stay comfortable, and look your best.

A wedding tux features satin lapels and formal details, and it is the traditional choice for black tie wedding attire. A wedding suit uses matching fabric throughout and works for less formal wedding dress codes.

A black tux is the classic choice for formal wear. Other neutral tuxedo options also work well, like a navy or ivory tuxedo, or choose a bold color to match your wedding aesthetic and make a lasting impression.

Pair your tux with a formal dress shirt like a tuxedo shirt or French cuff shirt, bow tie, patent leather shoes, and accessory options like cufflinks or a pocket square. These details complete your wedding outfit and complement the satin lapels on your jacket.

The right fit makes all the difference. Jacket shoulders should sit flat along your shoulder's edge, with sleeves resting at your wrists to show a sliver of shirt cuff. Pants should sit comfortably at your waist with room to move freely. Use our Fit Finder to get an accurate size recommendation in minutes, or book a virtual appointment with a stylist for personalized help.