6 Men’s Wedding Suit Trends That Will Get You Out Of Renting A New Look

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Wedding season is here which means you can probably expect to be spending a significant portion of your weekends in a suit and tie. If you love an open bar, a dance floor and listening to ‘90s pop-hits, wedding season might just be your favorite time of year. Whether you’re in a wedding, attending as a plus-one or consider yourself a professional wedding crasher, you’re going to need a suit. The men’s wedding suit trends for 2023 will help you nab a spot on the best-dressed guest list and might even make sure you never sit at the single’s table ever again. 

When it comes to a suit, there’s one factor that takes priority over any trend or color option. The suit needs to fit and by fit, I mean really fit. Oversized shoulders, pooled ankle hemlines and cropped sleeves will kill your entire look in an instant. In order to avoid a proportional mishap, I’d recommend purchasing a suit and getting it custom-made or tailored. Thanks to online sites, like Indochino, it’s easier than ever to have your dream custom suit delivered right to your door. 

Indochino is an online retailer (with 86 brick-and-mortar locations nationwide) that allows you to order quality custom suits made exactly to your measurements. In the past year, my boyfriend has ordered two custom suits from Indochino with rave reviews. He described the process as being “quick and easy,” and was thoroughly impressed with the suit that arrived at the front door. 

While Indochino has plenty of classic suit options, the site also has a wide selection for the fashionably inclined. If you’re eager to up your special occasion wardrobe, these wedding suit trends will do the trick. This season, you can expect to see guests leaning into more colorful suiting options. Shades of green, blue and tan are all wedding appropriate. The key is to make sure the color of your suit can commonly be found in nature—this will help you avoid clashing with the wedding’s color scheme or drawing too much attention to yourself. 

If you’re planning for a wedding farther in advance, you’ll want to consider the velvet suit trend or even a tuxedo for an elevated winter look. 

Keep reading for the six men’s wedding suit trends to keep on your radar.