Wedding apparel is a fun part of planning the big day, and it goes without saying that all eyes will be on the bride and her gown as she walks down the aisle on the big day. However, what the groom wears is also something to think about, and one item that may not be on your mind is whether or not the groom?s outfit should be coordinated to the bride’s. There are different ways to do this seamlessly, whether you want it to be a more obvious, or more subtle.
Matching Formality

Brides and grooms should definitely coordinate in their level of formality. If a bride is wearing a formal gown, the groom should be dressed up in a tuxedo to match that tone. If the bride?s dress is more casual, then the groom should dress more casually for the occasion, either in a suit or even in khakis and a blazer, as long as the venue calls for it. Even if you coordinate nothing else together for your wedding looks, this should be something that is discussed and coordinated. Matching Her Flowers
You may be thinking that it?s hard to match the bride and groom when she?s wearing likely white and the groom likely won?t be wearing white. Well, one way for the two to coordinate is for a groom to match the bride?s chosen bouquet. Flowers can really set the tone of a look, and a groom picking up the tones of the bride?s bouquet in some of his accessories or apparel can be a great statement. For example, if the bride?s flowers are a deep maroon, then the groom can wear a tie with maroon stripes, ...