Top 10 Trends in Wedding Suits for 2025
With the wedding season fast approaching in Australia and 2025 almost at the door, there’s an influx of new trends popping up fresh off the mill, not only for wedding dresses but for wedding suits for men too. From bold floral patterns to colour-matched shirts and suits, there’s no dearth of variety in these trends for sure.
But if you’re a would-be groom looking for something just ‘different enough’, of course in a good way, and you definitely don’t want to go overboard in trying to look unique on your D-Day, then you’ve come to the right place. We at Bentex Suits will give you 10 men’s wedding suits ideas for 2025, and we promise you’ll want to try at least one.
Groom Fashion Trends at Weddings in 2025
- Cash in on ‘check’
You can step away from the traditional solid black, blue and grey and still be in your comfort zone with a good bespoke check lounge suit. You can choose one among many good options for colour, like blue and grey. It gives off a cheerfully casual vibe and serves as a pretty good option for those who aren’t satisfied with the tuxedo.
- Be your bride’s white knight
Another promising trend that you can consider is a white tuxedo. While the black tuxedo has already left its mark in the fashion world and is now a classic, the white tuxedo looks elegant in its own right. You can try a white tuxedo or a white dinner jacket and white pants, and see for yourself.
- Return to your roots
Showcase your culture on your special day. There are a lot of ways you can embrace cultural fusion in your wedding attire, be it your own or your partner’s. For example, intricate embroidery inspired by Indian sherwani on the lapels or cuffs, a suit with Mandarin collar or subtle cherry blossom embroidery for an East Asian touch, or subtle geometric patterns on the suit for Middle Eastern influence.
- Try a different texture
You can go for brocade or satin wedding suits for summer wedding attire or for autumn-day weddings. These fabric textures make the whole ensemble more vibrant and are in keeping with the colourful setups that day weddings typically have.
- Retro never goes out of style
There’s something about the vintage retro look that you can’t really replicate with anything else. From 3-piece suit classics to vintage burgundy suits, they have always had a place of their own in the fashion roster.
- Get wed in tweed
Tweed should be the go-to choice for country weddings. If your wedding venue is outdoors and calls for a rustic vibe, then tweed is your best friend. Its wool-like appearance gives off a charming rustic vibe that satin or velvet simply can’t achieve.
- The no-tie casual look
You can don a casual classy look with no tie as well. You can pair up a crisp white dress shirt with a solid colour suit, such as black, blue, grey, tan, or even pink. This look would go best at casual setups like beach or destination weddings.
- Go neutral
Similar to the darker shades of the colour palette like black and grey, earthy tones like tan, beige and olive create an elegant look most suitable for outdoor and country weddings. Earthy and neutral shades look best in these settings as you become ‘at nature’ when you blend in aesthetically with the tones of the natural landscape surrounding your wedding venue.
- Keep it simple
Minimalist designs are gaining traction not only in men’s suits but everything nowadays, and for good reason. These designs prove that less is more and more doesn’t always mean better. You can achieve a 10-on-10 look by simply keeping it simple – go minimal with clean lines and a few accessories for that timeless appeal.
- Slim-fit elegance
Go for a proper slim-fitted wedding suit that compliments you in all the right ways. There’s nothing better than getting a custom suit done rather than buying one off the shelf. Though ready-to-wear wedding suits for grooms do tend to come cheaper than bespoke, the latter ensures that your suit looks to be made just for you, with expert tailors stitching it up with your measurements.
Wrapping up
With 2025 soon approaching, we are witnessing quite a few trends for men’s wedding suits: some new and some renewed. You can go all in and jump on the bandwagon by trying something new altogether like a white tuxedo, or you can experiment with off-beat colours and textures. However, we would also like to remind you that it’s more than alright to go the classic route on your big day with the classic black tuxedo or a crisp navy blue suit. Remember – you’ll look good in a suit you’ll feel the most confident and comfortable in. Come visit us at one of our showrooms in Sydney for some of the best bespoke men’s wedding suits in Sydney.
