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deltag_girl 08-22-2010 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1973131)


Do you like the outfit or the model? ;) cause he is cute!

Animate 08-23-2010 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1973131)

I'm really planning on going for a more relaxed look for my groomsman when I get married. This is really nice. Too bad my cousin just had gray tuxes lol

BluPhire 08-23-2010 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1973131)

I'm more of the conservative black, but this is nice for a less conservative wedding. I would rock it.

dekeguy 08-23-2010 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Animate (Post 1974010)
I'm really planning on going for a more relaxed look for my groomsman when I get married. This is really nice. Too bad my cousin just had gray tuxes lol

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OK, I just have to say this. There is no such thing as a gray tux. Dinner jackets come in black for winter and white for summer. Bow ties only.
Dinner jackets are NOT worn before 6 PM at the earliest. Gray, green, orange, brown, or whatever are worn by the band leader and his people.
Very Formal evening wedding = full evening dress (white tie and tails).

If it is to be a formal daytime wedding it is full morning coat and waist coat with stiff collar shirt and long tie, not an ascot, which is worn with an open collar shirt and blazer.
Semi-formal is a short morning coat (sometimes called a stroller or directors jacket) with a turn down collar and long tie. Lot of leeway in the waistcoat with a short morning coat.

Informal is a suit with business shirt and tie.

Casual is anything from a blazer to whatever.

Note: Deep South in warm weather. White linnen suit, with or without waistcoat, white shirt, long tie. Can be worn day or evening. Old tradition in New Orleans.

If its your wedding you choose what you want. Just don't call it something it isn't and don't wear the wrong rig at the wrong time.

The eleventh commandment as handed down to gentlemen since time immemorial!

KSUViolet06 08-23-2010 03:37 PM

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_kCk-PSJhpx...nen_Suit_1.png

My friend's hubby wore a linen suit like this one from JCrew for her beach wedding in July.

MysticCat 08-23-2010 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by dekeguy (Post 1974099)
OK, I just have to say this. There is no such thing as a gray tux. Dinner jackets come in black for winter and white for summer. Bow ties only.

This!

Animate 08-23-2010 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by dekeguy (Post 1974099)
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OK, I just have to say this. There is no such thing as a gray tux. Dinner jackets come in black for winter and white for summer. Bow ties only.
Dinner jackets are NOT worn before 6 PM at the earliest. Gray, green, orange, brown, or whatever are worn by the band leader and his people.
Very Formal evening wedding = full evening dress (white tie and tails).

If it is to be a formal daytime wedding it is full morning coat and waist coat with stiff collar shirt and long tie, not an ascot, which is worn with an open collar shirt and blazer.
Semi-formal is a short morning coat (sometimes called a stroller or directors jacket) with a turn down collar and long tie. Lot of leeway in the waistcoat with a short morning coat.

Informal is a suit with business shirt and tie.

Casual is anything from a blazer to whatever.

Note: Deep South in warm weather. White linnen suit, with or without waistcoat, white shirt, long tie. Can be worn day or evening. Old tradition in New Orleans.

If its your wedding you choose what you want. Just don't call it something it isn't and don't wear the wrong rig at the wrong time.

The eleventh commandment as handed down to gentlemen since time immemorial!

1. Breathe. :D
2. I believe that I have heard this before. Excellent info for the technicalities of things.

Senusret I 08-23-2010 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Animate (Post 1974110)
1. Breathe. :D
2. I believe that I have heard this before. Excellent info for the technicalities of things.


LMAO jerk

BluPhire 08-23-2010 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by dekeguy (Post 1974099)
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OK, I just have to say this. There is no such thing as a gray tux. Dinner jackets come in black for winter and white for summer. Bow ties only.
Dinner jackets are NOT worn before 6 PM at the earliest. Gray, green, orange, brown, or whatever are worn by the band leader and his people.
Very Formal evening wedding = full evening dress (white tie and tails).

If it is to be a formal daytime wedding it is full morning coat and waist coat with stiff collar shirt and long tie, not an ascot, which is worn with an open collar shirt and blazer.
Semi-formal is a short morning coat (sometimes called a stroller or directors jacket) with a turn down collar and long tie. Lot of leeway in the waistcoat with a short morning coat.

Informal is a suit with business shirt and tie.

Casual is anything from a blazer to whatever.

Note: Deep South in warm weather. White linnen suit, with or without waistcoat, white shirt, long tie. Can be worn day or evening. Old tradition in New Orleans.

If its your wedding you choose what you want. Just don't call it something it isn't and don't wear the wrong rig at the wrong time.

The eleventh commandment as handed down to gentlemen since time immemorial!


Thank you Vesper Lynd. (See Casino Royal to get the reference)

We all know most weddings are not formal in the US these days. If it was so you would not see ties or **gasp** ascots at weddings. Thanks for the lesson in proper formal wear, but if we were doing that, then this would be a very boring thread from a Groomsmen prospective.

Drolefille 08-23-2010 06:31 PM

I just kind of lol'd at the "band leader" comment. :p

honeychile 08-23-2010 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by dekeguy (Post 1974099)
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OK, I just have to say this. There is no such thing as a gray tux. Dinner jackets come in black for winter and white for summer. Bow ties only.
Dinner jackets are NOT worn before 6 PM at the earliest. Gray, green, orange, brown, or whatever are worn by the band leader and his people.
Very Formal evening wedding = full evening dress (white tie and tails).

If it is to be a formal daytime wedding it is full morning coat and waist coat with stiff collar shirt and long tie, not an ascot, which is worn with an open collar shirt and blazer.
Semi-formal is a short morning coat (sometimes called a stroller or directors jacket) with a turn down collar and long tie. Lot of leeway in the waistcoat with a short morning coat.

Informal is a suit with business shirt and tie.

Casual is anything from a blazer to whatever.

Note: Deep South in warm weather. White linnen suit, with or without waistcoat, white shirt, long tie. Can be worn day or evening. Old tradition in New Orleans.

If its your wedding you choose what you want. Just don't call it something it isn't and don't wear the wrong rig at the wrong time.

The eleventh commandment as handed down to gentlemen since time immemorial!

If I weren't engaged, I'd say that I love you!

PeppyGPhiB 09-28-2010 03:38 PM

I'm freaking out. Two of my bridesmaids' dresses haven't come in yet, and the wedding is less than three weeks away!

KSUViolet06 09-28-2010 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1964859)
Cousin is doing J. Crew dresses. We can choose from 4 styles. I'll probably end up wearing one of these two (they'll be in Black).

http://images.jcrew.com/erez4/erez?s...if&tmp=prdDtIm


Just to update, I'm ordering this one!

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Originally Posted by PeppyGPhiB (Post 1988601)
I'm freaking out. Two of my bridesmaids' dresses haven't come in yet, and the wedding is less than three weeks away!

Yikes indeed! Have you talked to the store? Maybe there was a mix up at the designer's end (happens.)

VandalSquirrel 09-28-2010 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by PeppyGPhiB (Post 1988601)
I'm freaking out. Two of my bridesmaids' dresses haven't come in yet, and the wedding is less than three weeks away!

Wow, I didn't realize it was that soon. I think I lost a couple months this summer. I'm kind of a planner for the apocalypse, so here's my suggestion:

Since you're near the Nordstrom Mecca, do you think you would want to find some dresses they carry and get them collected in the event the dresses don't show up? I can't remember if you're attendants are wearing matching dresses but at least you would have something on hand. I know there are even seamstresses in store so you could have the dresses there and bring your ladies down if things are cut close, with the same day turn around.

Yay for customer service and a generous return policy!

honeychile 09-28-2010 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by PeppyGPhiB (Post 1988601)
I'm freaking out. Two of my bridesmaids' dresses haven't come in yet, and the wedding is less than three weeks away!

Just out of curiosity, when did you tell the store that the wedding was? One of the first things I learned while my friends & I were getting married was to tell the store that your wedding is at least three weeks prior to the real date!


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