And 80 percent of the time, the couple is paying for part or all of their wedding, which makes the groom s interest a more vested one. But it s still the bride who plans the most and has the most headaches. And most bands expect to be fed. Consider what your groomsmen look like. Sinkewitz said double-breasted tuxes often don t look good on really big guys.
Tails don t look good on other guys.
Have all of the groomsmen try on tuxedos before the wedding day. If possible, have your groomsmen come with you to the formal wear store when picking the suits up. Not only will you have extra help carrying out the pants, jackets and shoes, but you can make sure all of the suits fit before ever leaving the store, said Charles Roeller, general manager of Skefington s Formal Attire. We want the groom to have his say, too. If you have a videographer and photographer at your wedding, ask them both to come to the rehearsal.