Groomsmen Suits

Your Complete Guide to Groomsmen Suits

What This Collection Is

Groomsmen suits are all about coordination, clean lines, and making sure the wedding party looks unified without overshadowing the groom. This collection covers modern, slim, and classic-fit suits in the colors couples request the most—navy, grey, black, tan, and trending wedding shades like sage, burgundy, and champagne. You’ll find options designed to photograph well in any setting, keep the guys comfortable throughout the day, and pair cleanly with accessories chosen by the couple.

Why This Collection Matters

The groom and bride set the tone, but the groomsmen bring the whole visual together. You want the group to feel cohesive, properly fitted, and “wedding-level sharp” without drifting into rental-quality or department-store basics. Perfect Tux curates suits with consistent sizing, modern colors, and fabrics that hold structure from morning prep to the last dance. And if you’re in the area, our Santa Clarita showroom makes it easy for the entire party to try on fits and handle color matching in person.

How to Choose the Right Groomsmen Suit

Fit: Slim, Modern, or Classic

Slim fit works great for leaner builds and modern wedding aesthetics. Modern fit is the most universal—sharp but comfortable. Classic fit is perfect for guys who want more room without looking dated. If you have mixed body types in the group, the flexibility of our men’s suits lineup ensures everyone looks aligned while still comfortable.

Color Selection

Navy and grey remain the wedding standards because they work for every venue and season. Tan or beige suits—similar to our tan & beige suits—are perfect for outdoor weddings, especially beach or garden settings. Burgundy or green suits add personality and pair well with fall or winter palettes. If the groom is wearing a tuxedo, keep groomsmen in suits to create a clean visual hierarchy.

Fabric & Seasonality

Most groomsmen suits use mid-weight fabrics to stay structured all day. For hot-weather weddings, lighter blends similar to pieces in our summer suits collection keep the group comfortable. For a winter venue, charcoal and navy fabrics hold color depth and look strong in photos.

Coordinating With the Groom

The groom's look should always be the most elevated—whether that’s a tuxedo, a bold color, or a three-piece suit. This collection pairs easily with popular groom choices, including wedding suits, groom tuxedos, and textured jackets from tuxedo jackets & blazers. Groomsmen should complement, not match, the groom’s level of formality.

Accessories That Tie the Group Together

Coordinated ties, pocket squares, and shoes clean up the final look. For consistency, explore neckties, bow ties, and pocket squares. Matching brown or black dress shoes create a unified appearance, especially for outdoor ceremonies and ballroom receptions.

Styling Tips

Keep the groomsmen sleek, practical, and photogenic. A two-piece navy or grey suit with a white shirt and matching ties is the most timeless approach. For rustic or outdoor weddings, tan suits pair nicely with leather brown shoes. If the wedding palette includes greens, burgundies, or blush tones, integrate those colors through ties and pocket squares rather than the suit itself. For weddings where the groom wears a tuxedo, the groomsmen can step into subtle vest sets from our wedding & groom’s vest collection to maintain balance without overmatching.

Event-Specific Guidance

Formal Indoor Weddings

Navy, charcoal, and black suits create the cleanest, most formal look. Pair with classic accessories and consider slight variations between the groom and groomsmen—such as different lapels or tie colors.

Outdoor Weddings (Beach, Garden, Rustic)

Tan, beige, or light grey suits work well with natural lighting and warm temperatures. For beach weddings, pieces similar to those in our beach wedding attire lineup keep the aesthetic breezy but elevated.

Fall & Winter Weddings

Darker, richer colors like burgundy, forest green, and navy from our groomsmen suits and green wedding suits collections add depth and warmth.

Black-Tie or High-Formal Weddings

If the groom is wearing a tuxedo, groomsmen should stay in suits unless instructed otherwise. When in doubt, coordinate accessories that hint at the groom’s color story without mirroring his entire outfit.