Never doubt the navy suit.
come flooding in from both friends and family members. This summer alone, I have two Canadian weddings back-to-back in July. One is my sister’s wedding, happening back home in northern Ontario . Another is a close college friend’s wedding celebration, happening in picturesque Prince Edward Island.
It’s been a hot minute since I’ve attended a wedding—but now that my friends and relatives are at the age where lifelong commitment no longer seems terrifying, my entire summer is suddenly taken over by them! My main stress isn’t over who to bring as a date, or what to buy from the couple’s registry, however: It’s what toDressing for a wedding requires more extensive thought than your typical evening event, after all.
Luckily, I’ve had months to ponder these sartorial conundrums, so you don’t have to. For any men who are attending weddings this summer, there are certain looks you can always depend on to look perfectly appropriate and dressy—without upstaging the groom. I would know: I’ve spent weeks deep-diving into the world of men’s wedding fashion, trying on different looks in a quest to figure out my own dos and don’ts for wedding guest attire.
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