When it comes to LGBTQ weddings, the options are endless when it comes to the attire. This is great news for those who are comfortable with mixing patterns and coordinating outfits seamlessly. However, for those of us who need a little help, the endless options may actually feel more overwhelming. So what are the best ways to coordinate two grooms without being too “matchy matchy”" Here are some ideas to look and feel confident on your very special day.
Think About the Tone and Theme
Before you get started picking out your attire for the wedding, begin by thinking about what kind of mood you want to set. Do you want the wedding to be more formal and traditional or do you want a very casual and relaxed vibe" What’s the location and time of year" Venues and temperatures can make a big impact on how you decide what to wear on your big day. For example, linen suits in soft colors may not work well for an outdoor fall wedding, so you want to be sure that you’re sticking with the overall theme and mood while at the same time not being afraid to break rules when they need to be broken. Traditional Tuxes, but with a Twist
Weddings can be as traditional and untraditional as you want, but if you find yourself gravitating towards the more standard black and white tuxes (cummerbund and all), then a good way to make each groom’s tux individual is to mix it up in the accessories. One groom may choose to wear a bow tie, while the other groom m...