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Thoughts on Groom’s Attire - To Tuxedo or Not To Tuxedo….

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It really is easy, the more formal the wedding in time and location, the more formal the attire to be worn.

We tend to a bit of bending the rules to suit the comfort level and desires of the bride and groom. The time of your ceremony does not necessarily have to dictate the attire. If you are marrying after 3 pm, pretty much anything can go. More important is to consider the style of the reception. If a ballroom, private club, or mansion are the venues of choice, well formal wear really is indicated.

If you are marrying after 5 pm and you are having a lavish wedding, a tuxedo is a must. A black tuxedo, white shirt, vest (if inclined, we tend to not like them, but it is really up to your personal style) and bow tie are the quintessentially chic groom ensemble for a formal, lavish, nighttime affair. Vests are a more slimming

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Thoughts on Wedding Dress Fabric - Part 4 - Duchess Satin & Eyelet

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Duchess Satin

Duchess satin is a silk and polyester mix woven together to create a shiny fabric. It is known for its smooth texture and elegant low-gloss sheen. It is shiny, heavy, very luxuriant, and is often used in the creation of couture gowns and other extravagant designs. Duchess satin has been around since ancient China when silk weavers made this textile with many layers of delicate fibers that created a soft texture with a lot of body and sheen.

Since the fabric is on the heavy side it is best for those brides marrying in cooler climates or indoors. Rich embellishments and other such adornments complement this fabric nicely. Designers prefer duchess satin because it drapes beautifully and

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Groom’s Attire for a Beach Wedding

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Is there anything more special than a wedding by the sea? Coastal elegance, clean and sophisticated, all these factors help to create a beautiful and memorable backdrop. But the laid back charm of this type of wedding does not mean you have to sacrifice style. Your venue and location determine the degree of formality, but remember your taste can be reflected. Grooms take note, you can get away with a lot of styles when marrying by the sea.

A tuxedo would look out of place if marrying outdoors or on a beach, but if you want to go with a more

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