The groom, his attendants and the fathers may not choose the dress identically, but their attire should complement the bride's - and reflect the wedding's formality. Flatter the groom's build. Ruffles on a thin, high neck make a man appear larger, while dark colors have a slimming affect. Add cohesion with ties, cummerbunds or suspenders the same color as the bridesmaids' dresses. If all the men are dressing identically, have the groom wear a special boutonniere or distinguishing neckwear.

What formalwear is best with the time and style of my wedding?

How far in advance should the tuxedos be reserved?

What type of stock do you have on hand?

Do you provide alterations as part of the rental fee?

Are shoes, studs, cummerbund and cufflinks part of the rental fee?

When should fitting appointments be made?

Can tuxedos be tried on when they are picked up?

When can the formalwear be returned?

How can out-of-town guests communicate measurements?

What payment arrangements are available for each individual tuxedo rental?