30 Stylish Groom Outfits From Real Weddings

• Grooms can elevate their wedding day look by incorporating personal touches, like sentimental accessories or custom suit linings.
• Bold colors, unique fabrics, and unexpected patterns allow grooms to express their personality and complement their partner’s style.
• Seasonal fabrics, like velvet for winter or linen for summer, help grooms match their outfit to the wedding setting.

An Unexpected Hue

Not afraid to take a risk and wear an unexpected color on the big day? Then look to this groom who sported a pink suit during his multi-day Indian wedding in Mexico. His outfit perfectly matched his bride's ensemble, who sported a pastel pink, green, and white getup with embroidery details.

A Traditional, Dapper Tux

You can still be stylish while leaning into traditional aesthetics, as there's nothing more dapper than a groom wearing a classic tuxedo. Just take a look at this groom's day-of attire, which featured a black bow tie, a French cuff shirt, and patent leather shoes.

An Ivory Ensemble

This groom was able to celebrate both Indian and Western cultures during his chateau wedding weekend in Provence—and leaned into his fashion choices to match the occasion. For the Hindu ceremony, in particular, he wore an ivory sherwani from Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop that coordinated perfectly with his bride’s ivory lehenga. 

A Sentimental Accessory

For his wedding day look, this groom selected a dark blue suit, a Stetson hat, and his late father’s Rolex to complete his ensemble. “His dad is no longer with us, so it was so special to have a memory of him on our big day,” the bride shared about her now-husband's getup. Grooms looking to pay homage to a family member can also take the accessory route and wear something sentimental for the big day.

An All-Beige Look

During his laid-back wedding in Ibiza, this groom rocked a bespoke beige suit from Suitsupply, styled with dark loafers and a pocket square. This is a quintessential outfit for summer nuptials, especially for those hosting a semi-formal or casual celebration.

A Stylish Pair of Shoes

A black tux with a U-shaped vest and red lining was this groom's wedding look of choice. What truly made his ensemble stand out, however, were his Christian Louboutin red-bottom shoes.

A Monochromatic Combination

There’s nothing more stunning than a monochromatic color palette. Case in point: Country music star Cole Swindell's tan-on-tan tuxedo from Hugo Boss. To pull everything together, he opted for a coordinating cowboy hat and a pair of white cowboy boots. “Amber Lehman helped style me for our wedding in Sonoma, as well as the Nashville party,” he shared about his wedding day look.

A Simple Summer Style

Here, this groom chose to lean into the summer vibes with a gray-green textured suit from Suitsupply. Styled with a cream-hued tie, white shirt, and contrast-edged pocket square, this is a look to emulate if hosting warm-weather nuptials with a cocktail attire dress code.

A Uniquely-Hued Tux

Actors Shantel VanSanten and Victor Webster hosted three different wedding ceremonies, so each event deserved its own fashion moment. For the second ceremony, Victor wore a three-piece velvet suit in a shade called Cardamom from Favourbrook. “It changed colors depending on the light,” Shantel noted of her groom's look. “It went from a golden bronze to brown to almost a forest green.”

A Classic and Charming Look

Former NBA player Derek Fisher traded his uniform and sneakers for a custom blue tux by Octavius Terry on his wedding day. He topped off his outfit with a matching bow tie and a white orchid boutonniere—a classic and charming ensemble.

A Bold Tangerine Getup

This one's for all the bold grooms! For his destination wedding in Mexico, this groom opted to sport a tangerine-hued tuxedo, which tied into the color palette of his nuptials. It's a look that perfectly exemplifies what it means to lean into your personal style on the big day.

A Custom Tuxedo

For his big day, this groom designed a custom black tuxedo and included a meaningful tribute—a photo of his grandfather in his pocket. This idea is wonderful for those who want to hold an important family member close to their heart on the big day.

A Complementary Pairing

Although these grooms both wore tuxedos for their Brooklyn wedding, they each made sure to put their own unique spin on their getups. More specifically, one wore a midnight blue tux, while the other donned a black ensemble.

A Custom Design

Not only did NFL player Damiere Byrd devise an original design for his tux, but he also went the extra mile by accessorizing his look with a butterfly bow tie, gold watch, and white boutonnière. Everything about this look is absolutely chic.

An Autumnal Outfit

At this intimate fall wedding for two, this groom rocked a black suit by Menguin and black shoes by Allen Edmonds. To commemorate his bride, he also wore a Shinola watch she gifted him and floral cufflinks from Wave Hill, their favorite public garden in New York. Grooms, take note: You can honor your partner in a variety of ways with your day-of outfit.

A Velvet Number

This groom opted to wear a custom velvet tux for his surf-inspired wedding in Laguna Niguel, California, and we absolutely love it! He proves that velvet can be worn in all types of settings, just as long as the weather is cool enough.

A Western-Inspired Getup

Here, Olympic hammer thrower Rowan Hamilton donned a vintage Yves Saint Laurent tuxedo—a quintessential look for those with fashion-forward (and thrifty) sensibilities. “He tried it on and knew that's what he was going to wear,” his bride said about his attire. To complete the ensemble, Rowan sported a pair of cowboy boots and an elongated bow tie.

A Shaded Look

At this groom's idyllic Mallorca wedding, he wore a black Tom Ford tuxedo to walk down the aisle. He topped off his classic ensemble with a black bow tie and Margiela sunglasses—a lovely add-on to snap photos in—his favorite accessory for autumn days.

A Perfectly Accessorized Outfit

When this groom tied the knot, he wanted his accessories to shine. So, to make it happen, he paired his custom three-piece suit with black and tortoise glasses from Celine, boots from Prada, and custom beaded bracelets. His bride explained, “Taj identifies with his beaded bracelets for their healing properties and balancing attributes.”

An Unexpected Pattern

Interested in wearing something unexpected on the big day? Consider sporting a vibrantly printed tie —à la this groom—to add a pop of color to your wedding ensemble.

A Custom Duo

These grooms wanted to showcase their style and relationship through their fashion choices, so they designed custom looks as a way to get everything they wanted (a wise choice!). One ended up creating a black paisley patterned jacket with a silk finish, while the other produced a flower-printed green blazer, which he personalized with their wedding date, their favorite Bible verse, and the words ‘Tu Alma Gemela.'

A James Bond Aesthetic

An unlikely source informed this groom's swanky look for his special day: James Bond. Channel your inner Bond by rocking a classic black tuxedo and sharp black bow tie for your wedding.

A Modern-Day Vibe

If you're searching for the ultimate modern-day groom's outfit, look no further! Draw inspiration from all the details featured on this groom's tuxedo, from the custom off-white shawl collared jacket to the black tuxedo pants and butterfly bow tie.

A Sweet Touch

To honor his beloved family—which is a huge trend in men's wedding fashion—this groom paired his navy blue tuxedo with gold jewelry that held personal significance to him. “He wore a watch that was a gift from Stephen’s father, my late father’s gold ring, and a bracelet, which was his late grandfather’s,” his bride shared.

A Burgundy Look

Instead of the traditional black hue, consider donning a statement-making burgundy shade like this groom. Here, the custom three-piece wool suit featured a navy blue paisley pattern on the jacket lining that paired perfectly with his navy polka dot tie. 

An Unexpected Customization

When this groom said "I do" during his modern barn wedding in the hills of Virginia, he opted to customize his outfit to suit his nuptials. His personalization of choice? A custom suit lined with flamingo printed fabric—a perfect example for fun-loving grooms to consider.

An Original Piece

Dallas Cowboys safety Malik Hooker rocked a custom tuxedo featuring a white paisley jacket with pink lapels that matched his vest and bow tie. He also coordinated his look to align with his partner's ensemble, which is highly recommended for couples who want to complement each other. The goal, he and his now-wife shared, was a pastel look that was “classy, custom, and elegant.”

A Quirky Add-On

Here's an accessory we absolutely adore—and recommend!—for grooms who have a furry family member. To finalize his classic tuxedo look, this groom wore socks with his cat's face on them. “He wore cat socks that I had gifted him less than a year into our relationship,” shared his bride.