Menswear

Suited and booted

The groom and his ushers should look sharp and well groomed on the wedding day. The morning suit used to be the most popular choice of outfit, but you can be creative and go for kilts, tailored suits, and black tie - even a uniform if you are a member of the armed services.

Little things can make the outfit too, such as designer cufflinks, bespoke ties, and bold coloured waistcoats. Think sophisticated and slick. If morning suits are the option, the groom and best man should be the only ones who wear cravats and colours. The menswear should complement the bridesmaids' dresses.

Before the big day the groom and best man could treat themselves for a bit of pampering by getting their hair cut, having a traditional barber shop shave and a well deserved massage.

Menswear is just as important as the bridal wear and it's worth going to a professional and asking advice. If you decide on hiring you could invest in some designer accessories and shoes that you can be worn in the future too.