Wedding Advice – 7 Tips on dressing up a work suit to wear to a wedding
1. Add a pocket square – it will instantly brighten up any suit.
Add a pocket square
3. Add a flower to your boutonniere. We featured these on Twitter this month and thought they looked great.
Add a bespoke touch with a flower boutonniere
2. Mix and match – Try mixing trousers, waistcoats and jackets from different suits E.g a light grey suit with a dark grey waistcoat. Or grey trousers and a navy blue jacket.
Mix colours with different trousers and jackets
4. Add an unusual accessory such as a tie pin or collar bar.
Make great use of a stylish tie pin or collar bar
5. Wear shoes you wouldn’t wear in the office, such as two-tone leather brogues.
Time to shine with a pair of shoes
6. Wear a cravat rather than a tie – a brave move, but you’ll certainly look different!
Sport a cravat rather than a traditional tie
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7. Have fun with your tie and shirt – experiment with colour more than you would in the office, or try combining checks and stripes.
Don’t feel you have to follow any rules, have fun with colours
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