While many people believe that a tuxedo is the only option for a formal wedding, it actually depends on the setting and groom's mood. Every man deserves to be comfortable and elegant on his wedding day. One aspect of that decision is whether to wear a suit or a tuxedo. Both options are acceptable, but there are advantages and disadvantages to each. Wedding ceremonies are often held in churches or religious buildings. In this case, the gents should wear suits because tuxedos can be uncomfortable to sit in for an entire ceremony. If the couple is having their wedding at a city hall or other government building, however, they can choose what to wear. Grooms can wear a tuxedo or a suit. Brides usually wear dresses while men wear suits. After the wedding ceremony, the couple will often head over to a hotel or restaurant for dinner and then back home after midnight. During this time, the groom can remove his tie if he feels like it's too constricting or takes away from his look. Wearing a tuxedo all night long is not necessary unless that is how the groom wants to be dressed. He can take off the jacket if it gets too hot or annoying. Brides sometimes do this as well. However, no one else will be doing it so it doesn't matter as much. In conclusion, both men and women should feel comfortable and confident on their wedding days.