Still, the groom's and groomsmen fashions come under the direction set by the bride and the kind of wedding they've chosen. There are basically four different kinds of weddings, each corresponding to different times of day. This is what ultimately determines whether the groom is in white tie, a stroller or tux. Groom and groomsmen can also wear tuxedoes for a more contemporary style. Color and pattern in accessories can individualize the tuxedo.
Fathers follow the groom's style, and formalwear is optional for guests.
Very formal daytime. In black or dark gray, the cutaway tapers from the front waist button to a long, wide back tail and coordinates with striped trousers, a wing-collar shirt, ascot and coordinating vest. Groomsmen follow the groom's style, and if they wear strollers, they can choose either striped or matching trousers, but usually in the same color as the groom. But the groom must make sure that groomsmen's choices in accessories are either the same, or don't clash. Formalwear is optional for guests, and the fathers' style is determined by the groom's.