Bespoke Wedding Suits | Made For Your Day
Your wedding suit should feel like you, only on one of the most important days of your life.
Some grooms arrive knowing exactly what they want. Others know they want something special but aren't sure where to begin. And that's absolutely fine.
When we first meet, I'll want to know about your wedding, where you're getting married, the time of year, the kind of occasion you're planning and how you'd like to look and feel on the day.
From there, I'll guide you through the fabrics, styles and details that make sense for you, whether that's a contemporary bespoke wedding suit, traditional morning dress or something more relaxed for a destination wedding.
My job is to make sure you look the part, feel comfortable and can get on with enjoying your wedding without worrying about what you're wearing.
Your Wedding, Your Suit
No two weddings are quite the same, and neither are the grooms I dress.
For some, a classic two or three-piece bespoke suit is exactly what's needed. Others might prefer traditional morning dress, a dinner suit for a black tie celebration or something lighter and more relaxed for a wedding overseas.
I'll help you work through the options, considering everything from the venue and time of year to the level of formality and how you'd like to look alongside your partner.
And if you're not quite sure what you want, that's fine too. You don't need to arrive knowing the difference between every style of suit. That's what I'm here to help you with.
Two-piece bespoke wedding suits from £1,795.
Bespoke dinner suits from £1,995.
A Wedding in Italy: Patrick's Bespoke Suit
When Patrick contacted me about his wedding in Italy, his biggest concern wasn't finding a suit that fitted. He wanted something that would be comfortable in the September heat, look sufficiently formal for the occasion and have a few personal touches that made it feel different from an everyday business suit.
We explored lightweight fabrics, including wool and linen blends, that would give him the comfort he needed without sacrificing the appearance he wanted.
For me, that's what bespoke wedding tailoring should be about. Understanding the occasion, the person wearing the suit and the practical details that will make a difference on the day.
Patrick didn't need just another suit. He needed the right suit for his wedding.
Made Around You: Solomon's Wedding Morning Suit
At 6'7", Solomon was finding it almost impossible to get a morning suit that fitted him properly off the peg.
And with his wedding approaching, the last thing he needed was to spend his day worrying about how his clothes looked or felt.
We created his morning coat, waistcoat and trousers around his individual proportions, making sure everything worked together. With traditional morning dress, it's not simply a question of making everything longer. The balance of the coat, the length of the waistcoat and the cut of the trousers all matter.
When Solomon came in for his fitting and saw himself wearing the finished outfit, he absolutely beamed.
That's one of my favourite parts of what I do. Solomon could now concentrate on enjoying his wedding, knowing his outfit fitted him exactly as it should.
Let's Talk About Your Wedding Suit
Whether you've got a clear idea of what you'd like to wear or you're still working through the options, I'd be happy to help.
We'll talk about your wedding, your preferences and what you need from your outfit. I'll explain how the bespoke process works, guide you through the choices and give you a clear understanding of the likely investment.
All consultations take place by appointment at my central London workroom, where you'll work directly with me throughout your commission.
If you'd like to explore having your wedding suit made, the first step is to tell me a little about your plans.