Mix and Match. No one said your attendants have to match in height or age. Feel free to pair bridesmaids and groomsmen as you think they would feel most comfortable. Also feel free to throw in a loaner!
Many grooms have their father as their Best Man. After all, it’s your Dad’s influence that made you the man you are today!
I love it when a groom escorts his mother down the aisle to be seated before the wedding. The little peck on the cheek is sweet, too!
No one said you had to wear a tuxedo. Many grooms are opting for a suit.
What color should I wear? Black has been the traditional color, but many grooms are going with khaki or beige, a white dinner jacket paired with black pants, gray or charcoal, and brown.
To coordinate with the bride’s colors, the vests and ties are an easy way.
Your duties: Buy the rings; plan the honeymoon; give the rehearsal dinner; provide the transportation from the reception; and get your attendants, including your ushers, gifts of appreciation. Some of these things, you may want to consult with your bride first…the rehearsal dinner, the honeymoon, the rings, to be more specific.
This is your wedding too! Express your opinion if you want or like something and, likewise, if you don’t. In marriage, communication is key and so it is with your wedding. If you have a preference for something, let your bride know. Note: Charcoal and Beige tuxedos can be found at Tuxes Too in Banner Hall, Jackson, MSTo find tuxedos in your area, visit http://www.premierbridems.com/listings.php?category=44
