For the Grooms

"The groom is likely to be at ease ordering from multiple online retailers, and deciding on a suit in the comfort of his own home. Due to the efficiency and the plethora of choice available online, at an inexpensive price. A relaxed fit suit will be a key trend for 2020. As we see a shift in both the bride and groom wanting a practical design, that they can wear for the entire wedding day. Waistcoats are becoming less trendy for the groom, as they are opting for the comfort of a two piece suit."

Emilia Ridealgh, Designer/ Bridal Stylist, Rock the Frock

"Gone are the days of plain black socks. We're loving the trend of coordinated colored socks for the groomsmen that matches the wedding colors, personalized socks or patterned and printed socks. It's becoming a fun and creative photo-op for the groomsmen and wedding party."

Jennifer Feldstein, Chief Bridal Stylist, The Last Minute Bride

- Deep winter tones

- Interesting fabric / texture mixtures

- Pattern - oversize checks, dogtooth, herringbone,

- A play on modern dressing with a deep sartorial route (for example a roll neck with a double breasted jacket or a return to a double cuff shirt with an interesting collar or tie).

Cecilia Di Vita, Owner, Heart AFlutter Bridal

"Grooms are moving away from tradition as well and celebrating their personal style with suits and tuxedos in multiple colors, patterns and styles. More individuality and personality is the trend for 2020.

The traditional black tuxedo is out and more fitted and tapered suits are in with personal style shining through."

Ranu Coleman, CMO, Azazie

"We're seeing more personality infused into suit style. Grooms and dapper brides aren't shying away from patterns and color!"

Brittny Drye, Editor-in-Chief, Love Inc. Magazine

"Elegant but at the same time casual suits."

Pilar Herrero, Owner, Pilar Herrero Wedding & Event Planners