Wedding guide

Planning a Wedding?

A practical guide for the groom, from choosing the fabric to the final fitting before the ceremony.

12 months before the wedding

Plenty of time to make considered choices, especially if you want a distinctive fabric or outfits for the groomsmen too.

1
Book a consultationVisit our Prague or Pilsen showroom to discuss your wedding style, the guest dress code and how the suit will fit into your wardrobe afterwards.
2
Choose the fabric and colourChoose wool, linen or a blend to suit the season. Navy and mid-grey are especially versatile after the wedding.
3
Coordinate the groomsmen and fathersCoordinate the colours while allowing different cuts, so you look like a group rather than wearing a uniform.
4
Note the collection dateStandard production takes up to 20 working days; allowing extra time leaves room for minor adjustments.

There is still time to plan comfortably. Your measurements are done, or can be taken now, and you can settle the details.

1
Finalise the cut and fasteningSingle-breasted or double-breasted, with or without a waistcoat, and the trouser width.
2
Shirts and accessoriesA white or ivory made-to-measure shirt, a tie or bow tie, and a pocket square.
3
Shoes and beltMatch the leather tones: black or dark brown, depending on the suit.
4
Photos and a mood board with your fiancéeMake sure the suit colour works with the decorations and the dress.

The last comfortable planning window. Express production is possible, but more time makes the process less stressful.

1
Place your order nowIf you have not started yet, begin with a consultation so there is time for a fitting.
2
Fitting and adjustmentsCheck sleeve and trouser lengths and the fit at the shoulders. Make any final alterations before the ceremony.
3
Care and storageHang the suit with enough space around it; do not leave it crushed in a garment bag in the car.
4
Wedding-day checklistPress the shirt the night before, clean the shoes and keep spare buttons in a waistcoat pocket.