That includes you. Of course, you could decide to be Mr. Really Nice Guy and pick up the tab for your wedding party. But if you hand the bride's father this receipt, expect him to hand it right back to you. Some, but not all, national formalwear chains allow the groomsmen to stop into any of their stores to be formally measured if all the tuxedos will be rented from one of their locations. Any groomsmen with aversions to ill-fitting tuxedos should have their exact measurements taken by a tailor.
Returns can be tricky.
Most guys don't like those extremely shiny slip-ons that come with most tuxedo rentals, but they are actually the correct style of shoe to wear. In addition, some tuxedo shops have begun to offer a selection of styles for formalwear shoes. If you want to buy your own shoes, which you will usually find to be more stylish and comfortable than rentals, be sure to tell the salesperson that you are looking for shoes to wear with a tuxedo. They should be black, with a plain toe. Wingtips are not acceptable.