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John P

★★★★★

I had a custom suit made with Bentex as part of the bridal party, and I only wish I had known about them during my own wedding. Roshni was fantastic; her attention to detail and level of service were exceptional. She was incredibly personable, and the suit turned out fantastic.

Kevin Sibson

★★★★★

I would strongly recommend Bentex Suits! I had a custom suit made for my wedding, and the entire experience was great. From the initial consultation to the final fitting, the process was smooth and enjoyable. The suit itself is very nice, and it fits perfectly. A huge thank you to Roshni, who was incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, and patient throughout the entire process. Her expertise really helped with the decision making process. I couldn't be happier with my suit and would strongly recommend Bentex Suits to anyone looking for a high-quality, custom-made suit.

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Florence Li

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Many thanks to Roshni and the Bentex team for helping me with my first tailored suit. Warm, welcoming and efficient from the initial appointment to subsequent fittings and finally taking the finished product home. Straightforward process and reasonably priced. Thanks guys!

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How to Choose a Wedding Suit That Matches Your Theme

How to Choose a Wedding Suit That Matches Your Theme

Choosing your wedding suit is one of the most crucial things to do, and it shouldn’t be just any men’s wedding suit that looks good on you—it should be something in line with the wedding theme you’re going for. You want to stand out in such a way that your ensemble looks like part of the whole plan: from the flowers to the colour palette. Today we bring you a guide on selecting your wedding suit based on the wedding theme and its colours.

Based on the Wedding Theme

1. The Classic

The classic or traditional wedding starts with a church ceremony followed by a dinner at the reception area. Generally, people go with formal attire at this type of wedding. It goes without saying that the classic black tux fits perfectly with this theme. However, you can play around with formal two-piece suits in solid colours such as blue, grey, and beige as well.

2. The Boho

The boho or bohemian wedding is all about effortless creativity, freestyle, and unconventional choices. You’ve more room to go out of the box and play around with this theme. A linen suit in earthy tones, such as brown or green, is ideal for a boho wedding. Alternatively, a vest with suspenders and khaki pants would definitely give a boho vibe.

A two-toned checkered suit would be ideal for this type of location. It is bright, natural, and imaginative. It’s an excellent example of an elegant and timeless design that would complement the lively setting. Add a bright and colourful tie and matching pocket square, or if you’re going for a more casual style, undo the top button of your shirt and ditch the tie.

3. The Rustic

Rustic-inspired weddings use muted colour palettes and a variety of organic textures and shapes. Consider wood, wildflowers, and foliage, which is why it’s sometimes called country chic. It’s ideal for barn weddings and outdoor ceremonies when the weather is nice. 

A tweed or wool suit is an excellent choice for a rural wedding because it has a classic and timeless appeal. Earthy colours such as brown, green, and grey are perfect for this setup. 

4. The Winter

Winter weddings are excellent opportunities to pop in bold shades against a magical backdrop. Velvet is the ideal fabric to achieve just that. A velvet suit creates an unmatched luxurious, classy appearance. Alternatively, a wool or tweed suit in dark colours, such as navy blue or black, can also be opted for a winter wedding. Pair the suit with a white or light-coloured shirt, a wool or silk tie, and black or brown leather shoes.

5. The Beach

The ideal suit for a beach wedding should be light and breathable to keep the groom comfortable in the heat. Colours like light grey, beige, and blue are great for a beach wedding suit since they match the natural setting. To finish the outfit, pair the suit with a light-coloured shirt and brown leather sandals. The beach wedding is where you can completely disregard leather shoes because well, it’s the beach!

Based on the Colour Palette

1. Purple, Plum, and Lilac

Pastel tints complement mild grey clothing, while deeper tones add an exquisite touch to charcoal or black. If you’re feeling more brave, go for the entire outfit in purple; just be sure to choose a deeper shade.

2. Champagne, Cream, and Ivory

Contrasts beautifully with dark greys and blacks, but also looks great with brown tweed.

3. Pastel Pinks, Coral, and Blush

Pastel tints complement mild grey clothing, while deeper tones add an exquisite touch to charcoal or black. If you’re feeling more brave, go for the entire outfit in purple; just be sure to choose a deeper shade.

4. Emerald, Mint, and Sage Green

In the summer, softer greens go well with beige linen, however for a winter wedding, you might go all out and have the suit made of emerald green wool or even velvet. After all, your wedding day is all about making you shine!

5. Dusty Blue, Aqua, and Teal

Dusty blue is not a traditional wedding shade, but it is becoming increasingly trendy. It gives a sense of refinement and pairs particularly well with navy. Shades of teal and blue will provide an exotic touch to your wedding theme. Ideal for people looking to bring their love of travel into their daily lives.

Final Toast

Now that you’ve chosen the ideal wedding suit you’d go for, you can put your knowledge to the test by getting the right suit tailored for your special day. Whether you’re planning a black tie wedding or a large evening affair, we have you covered. Bentex Suits is your go-to bespoke tailor in Sydney that can make your imagination come to life with expert sartorial elegance. Book an appointment today.

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