Sartorial wedding advice

Sartorial wedding advice

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schmunk

4,399 posts

126 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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nagsheadwarrior said:
I must be colour blind or missing a parrot but I can't see a grey suit n black/purple shirt there?
You're colour blind.

Enricogto

646 posts

146 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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The suit can stay.
All the rest goes.
White shirt, light blue tie, black belt and shoes.

Job jobbed!

DickyC

49,827 posts

199 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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Imagine the happy couple looking back at their wedding photos in twenty years' time. The fashionable today will look laughable and the calmly classically dressed will look at worst passable and at best spot on.

Parsnip

3,122 posts

189 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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hornetrider said:
Shirt is M&S ffs its middle of the road normal. How bad can it be?! laugh
Is M&S your tailor? Surely you aren't referring to the supermarket?


Studio117

4,250 posts

192 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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Parsnip said:
hornetrider said:
Shirt is M&S ffs its middle of the road normal. How bad can it be?! laugh
Is M&S your tailor? Surely you aren't referring to the supermarket?
I've done sts that were a more appealing colour

markmullen

15,877 posts

235 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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Challo said:
Sorry but I think the shirt is shocking, and would look worse with a purple tie. My personal choice would be a nice crisp white shirt with a tie to add colour.
yes Last wedding I went to I wore a similar coloured suit, a white shirt and a dark blue tie which matched the blue of my girlfriend's outfit. It worked well. That said if you're wearing a white shirt with a light coloured suit there is a danger of looking a bit washed out, it depends on your complexion. I'm quite tanned (or swarthy depending on how polite) so there was some contrast, if you were really pale skinned it could all look a bit bland.

Monkeylegend

26,471 posts

232 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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Shirts fine but that suit................

acd80

745 posts

146 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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That shirt is awful.

Please don't tell me you're wearing slip on shoes as well?

NomduJour

19,145 posts

260 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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Monkeylegend said:
Shirts fine but that suit................
Well, it looks High Street, and peak lapels on a single-breasted coat may be viewed as rather caddish, but that shirt is fine?

Do you people work in IT or something?

FWDRacer

3,564 posts

225 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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oddman said:
hehe

Nailed it in a one-er.

Lost soul

8,712 posts

183 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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marshalla said:
What part of Sicily are you from, and do you have your own violin case ?
hehe

pimp my wedding

Studio117

4,250 posts

192 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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NomduJour said:
Well, it looks High Street, and peak lapels on a single-breasted coat may be viewed as rather caddish, but that shirt is fine?

Do you people work in IT or something?
you can tell by the length of the sleeves!

vixen1700

23,027 posts

271 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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Gotta laugh at some of the replies in this thread. hehe

That suit does look like one my old English teacher would wear.

The GMan

2,508 posts

256 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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That suit and shirt will make you look like the bloke that runs the waltzer waiting to go to court.

Miguel Alvarez

4,944 posts

171 months

Thursday 28th August 2014
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markmullen said:
Challo said:
Sorry but I think the shirt is shocking, and would look worse with a purple tie. My personal choice would be a nice crisp white shirt with a tie to add colour.
yes Last wedding I went to I wore a similar coloured suit, a white shirt and a dark blue tie which matched the blue of my girlfriend's outfit. It worked well. That said if you're wearing a white shirt with a light coloured suit there is a danger of looking a bit washed out, it depends on your complexion. I'm quite tanned (or swarthy depending on how polite) so there was some contrast, if you were really pale skinned it could all look a bit bland.
This +1

I was always told the man should compliment the woman so whatever colour she is wearing you wear a plain suit, white shirt with a tie to match her.

Back to that suit/combo. Nothing particuarly wrong with it. Nothing particuarly right with it. If I had to wear it I'd go sans tie.


Adam B

27,282 posts

255 months

Saturday 30th August 2014
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hornetrider said:


Light is a bit off but you get the gist.
Not my taste and they don't really match, you might carry the shirt off with a dark suit

if you add a tie with that I suspect it will look like you picked 3 items of clothing at random, rather than just two

Troubleatmill

10,210 posts

160 months

Saturday 30th August 2014
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hornetrider said:


Light is a bit off but you get the gist.
You are clearly a man of impeccable taste.