Brown isn’t a colour we generally associate with weddings, and the thought of a brown colour scheme perhaps doesn’t fill you with excitement! However, this natural tone works wonderfully in a rural setting, and can be a perfect choice when it comes to the groom’s attire. Let’s take a look at some stylish suits that fit the bill.
For the look of a real country gentleman, opt for three-piece tweed and team it with a crisp white shirt and more contemporary tie. This is country elegance at its finest. Co-ordinate the colour of the tie with the bride’s flowers and the bridesmaid dresses.
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If you want to stand out from your ushers and best man, choose the same style of suit, match your waistcoats and select a different shade of jacket and trouser for them. Hey presto – perfect co-ordination with a special look for the groom. Here, in hues of brown, the groom and his ushers suit the rural church setting. An elegant gold tie and shiny shoes complete the look.
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Who said brown was boring? Not us! We love this tweed combo – a brown jacket and waistcoat lifted by a pale blue shirt, orange tie and fabulously colourful buttonhole. It’s a bold look for a contemporary country wedding. We can only imagine how wonderful the bridal party flowers were.
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Choose a slightly paler shade of brown for a spring or early autumn wedding. These suits look great with the blue shirts, and bow-ties add a touch of elegance.
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Feeling bold? Go for a deep shade of brown and co-ordinate with a floral tie. This combo from Marc Wallace fits the bill for a city wedding.
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For a more traditional wedding, this three-piece mohair suit by Marc Wallace is the ultimate in elegance. The shade is deep and timeless, and the look is given a contemporary twist with the addition of a floral tie – the perfect choice for a wedding.
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While not strictly brown, a pale tan shade is well suited to a summer wedding, particularly for a destination wedding. This can’t withstand additional colour and looks best with a classic white shirt and cream buttonhole.
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If you want to add another colour to the mix, consider wearing a brown waistcoat and choosing another colour for your jacket and trousers. Here, we see how well navy works, with a burgundy red added in the tie and buttonhole.
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Burgundy is introduced again here, but this time with a more vintage twist, the gold tie pin finishing the look.
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And finally… for a look that’s informal, rustic and oh-so-cool, opt for cream chinos, dark brown tweed jackets and red floral ties.
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