Trends for weddings in 2021 key points:
1. Tweed — Originally a workwear fabric, it is highly functional. It
might be better for cooler weather, as it is warm. It also has wind
and water-resistant properties, so it might be ideal for an outdoor
wedding with a rustic theme. Nowadays, tweed is regarded as
simultaneously high-elegance and laidback, which makes it very
versatile. The suit jacket and pants can be worn as separate
pieces on other occasions, which is great if you want to get some
reusability out of your wedding suit.
2. Double breasted suit jacket — A bold and more formal look.
It can be great for a black-tie wedding when worn in classic
colours such as back and navy, or it can be a flamboyant piece
when worn in vivid colours such as teal or dark purple. Whether it
be the former or the latter, a double-breasted jacket is a statement
look.
3. Double breasted vest — A well-fitted double breasted vest is
a great way to elevate any suit and amp up its stylistic appeal as
well as its formality. It is a garment that offers you both a flattering
silhouette and functional flexibility. If ever you want to let loose on
the dance floor but still want to look the part of a groom, that
double-breasted vest is the perfect attire to sport.
4. Checkered: Full checkered suit or double breasted
checkered vest paired with non-checkered suit — The
checkered pattern is a classic print that has erupted everywhere
on the runway in 2020-2021. Whether it be a subtle tartan pattern
or a bold black and white chest board print, it has established
itself as a quintessential turn of the decade look. If you want to be
both classic and trendy simultaneously, this is the wave to ride.
And, if you’re not at ease going all out with full checkered suit, a
double-breasted checkered vest is a great way to incorporate the
pattern in a more subdued manner.
5. Warm tones such as Burgundy, chestnut, and burnt orange
— From interior design, to the runway, to films, the 70s are
making a comeback in a modernized way. Strong elements of the
decade’s aesthetic are the shapes and colours it brought forth.
Alongside the 70’s psychedelic colour palette are earth tones,
most notably warm ones such as ochre yellow, various shades of
brown and burnt orange, as well as cream and off-white. If you
have a penchant for that re-spun vintage vibe, we recommend
you go with a shade of burgundy, chestnut, or burn orange.
6. Shades of Prussian blue and greyish-blue — Prussian
blue, also re-baptized as Berlin blue, Parisian blue, and Turnbull's
blue, is a type of blue that is both classic and always
contemporary. Because of its long-lasting use in the dying of
clothing, it holds top rank when it comes to versatility and
timelessness. The tone you opt for can vary from semi-warm to
cool, and in making your decision, you should consider your skin tone.
7. Colourful tuxedos — Tuxedos and weddings are a natural
pairing. A new spin on the black tux is the colourful one. Whether
it be forest green, blue, or powder pink, picking a colourful tuxedo
is all the rage right now. If you decide to go for it, we recommend
you choose a timeless colour to help your weddings photos stand
the test of time.
8. Boutonniere — Floral arrangements from the bride’s bouquet
are a classic, but are not the only option. Boutonnieres made up
of greenery are particularly au gout du jour in 2021; with
succulents, herbs and evergreens steeling the boutonniere
spotlight. And, for the more flamboyant types out there, feathers
seem to be trending as well.
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