12 Trends Your Groom Needs to Know

While your guests shouldn't be wearing any shade resembling white to your wedding, there's no rule that says the groom can't be in white too.

For his Marfa wedding, this groom went for casual-meets-formal in a location-appropriate shorts suit. While the bride's oversized flower crown drew attention, so did the groom's accessories—especially the red Toms shoes.

Grooms are having fun with prints in accessories, pants, even a print shirt under a solid suit. We love this preppy take for a more casual wedding. Imagine the fun the groomsmen can have with this?

This groom opted for a navy three-piece Mark Pomerantz suit for his Vermont wedding in August. The classic silhouette was upgraded by his selection of the blue hue.

Compliment both your bride and venue in soft neutrals, similar to this groom who wore a linen Nordstrom suit to his Mexican beach wedding.

You can expect nothing less than stunning looks from two creatives in love. This groom did it right in an Acne Studios T-Shirt and spotless Jil Sander white sneakers.

Planning for a destination beach wedding? Take cues from this low-maintenance look with an easy sport coat over white coordinates.

If there's ever an event to wear glitter shoes, the wedding day is it! These grooms matched suits, but spoke to their personalities through each of their accessories.

It's fairly common for a bride to wear a second dress to the reception... so why not second suits for the grooms? This couple wore timeless matching suits for the ceremony...

... and changed into white dinner jackets for the reception!

Navy and black has been relatively taboo in formal wear until late. You can keep your tuxedo, and have some blue, too!

Commitment is key: this Wyoming ranch wedding had country in every detail. The groom was in denim, cowboy boots, and a beautiful cowboy hat!

As you compliment each other, let your suits do the same. These grooms coordinated their Thom Browne suits to strike the balance of yin and yang.