As we enter into the summer months (a busy wedding season for us), we can’t help but reminisce on some of our previous wedding suits as well. Read on to see more of our recent designs and gather inspiration for your wedding day.

Pattern Matching

(photos by Ksenia Vasenev Photography)

We had the opportunity to join other excellent wedding vendors at Weddings in Woodinville for these looks. It was a lovely venue at Chateau Lill and provided a wonderful backdrop for the photoshoot.

What we love about these looks:

• excellent contrast and pattern matching
• the barchetta pocket is an excellent nod to sprezzatura
• a peak lapel and roped shoulder are the right touch of detail for a solid amber color suit

The Classic Tuxedo (complete with a bow tie)

(photos by Sarah Lord Photography at Weddings in Woodinville)

A traditional tuxedo. Simplicity, luxury fabric, and a well designed fit is what makes all the difference in a truly excellent tuxedo. While this one keeps to a traditional black color, we have our fair range of bold textured fabric that complement perfectly against the sheen of a satin lapel.

A True PNW Wedding

(photos by SL Photography)

The Suit: An ingenious take on a three piece suit. Rather than opting for a fully black suit, we designed a darker blue sportcoat and pants with a black vest. This brought together just the right amount of color for this Pacific Northwest wedding.

The Cuban Inspired Wedding

(Photos by Conie Suarez Bravo)

The Suit: Mellina wore a double breasted two-piece suit made from a wool, linen, and silk blend. The inspiration? Old Cuba, an homage to the Carribean and hometown of Miami. For a wedding in the warmer climate of Tulum, Mexico, this fabric blend was both breathable while still providing a desired balance of structure and ease.

The Evergreen Suit

(Photos by Lyssalashell Photography)

The Suit: A classic evergreen suit. Sometimes the best designs are the classic. A tapered trouser, fitted jacket, and skinny tie all came together for this lovely Washington wedding.

Still on the fence on what you’re looking for in wedding attire? Schedule a risk-free consultation with a designer for a better grasp of fabric, design, pricing and more.