Gay groom suits

In most weddings, grooms usually dress suits and morning coats with tie or ascot and there are many who think that the tuxedo is not an appropriate attaire for a wedding but for evening events and parties.

Even, people see some reminiscents of a waiter's uniform in it. Nothing is further from the truth: The tuxedo is not a piece of work is an outfit that depending on sobriety or transgression you want to show and marks a hard to match for a suit on night elegance.

We have always defended and will defend that to such a spectacular and unique as a wedding party:

Gay groom couples, as a rule, tend to distance themselves from any hint of tradition and therefore seek transgression and originality but without forgetting the elegance, good taste and sensitivity. They are passionate about going "well fitted and stylized" fruit of their "dandy" liking. And so, in most of their night unions are seeking "black tie" or "white tie".

Outfits options are numerous: both can dress the same, if they match personal tastes and styles or also they can express each personality.

Ottavio Nuccio proposed the tuxedo as a gay groom suits: single or double breasted, shawl or peak lapel, black or colored, plain or brocade classic houndstooth, Prince of gales or tartan, velvet or satin, etc.