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Father of the groom

skinnyboy · 2017-08-22 20:09:07

Hi all, I have myself (groom)best man and groomsman to be dressed. Would I be correct in saying that I dress my own father and and father in law in same suits??

22-08-2017 8:09pm

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skinnyboy

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Hi all,

I have myself (groom)best man and groomsman to be dressed. Would I be correct in saying that I dress my own father and and father in law in same suits??

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#2 22-08-2017 8:38pm

scarepanda

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Yes. Most bridal parties will have all the men in the same/very similar suits. It's mainly the groom that will have something different, whether it be a different colour waistcoat or ivory/white tie etc.

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#3 22-08-2017 8:45pm

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It depends on the style of suit, imo. We had slim fitting suits that neither of our fathers would have been comfortable in, so we suggested that they just wear a suit of their choice in a close colour to the groomsmen. We gave both fathers the same ties that we gave the groomsmen though.

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