Once you've decided on a style and color, let the attendants know where to call to schedule a fitting. May. In a traditional wedding, tuxedos are worn by the groom, best man, groomsmen, ushers, ring bearers or trainbearers, fathers and sometimes grandfathers. The groom typically wears tails and the male attendants matching tuxedoes. Cummerbunds, vests, ties and other accessories are usually purchased and should coordinate with the colors chosen by the bride, or be basic white or black. You can dress up a tuxedo with a matching pocket square or boutonniere.
Suspenders add a look sharp, especially at the reception when the men take off their coats.
Every man in the wedding party should rent dress shoes, as tuxedos do not look right with penny loafers, tennis shoes or boots. Groomsmen can bring their own shoes to wear at the reception if they find the rented shoes uncomfortable. Most formal wear shops offer a free tuxedo rental to the groom when other tuxedos rented. The rest of the party's expense will vary depending on which accessories they purchase and if shoes are rented. Each groomsman is responsible for paying for his own rental.