Help- How to Make the Groom Stand Out from the Groomsmen??

Ploman · September 1, 2012

We have bought the same white dress shirt and tan dress pants for all the groomsmen and for my fiance and I don't know how to get him to stand out.

He doesn't want to wear a vest or a jacket because he sweats a lot.

I like the idea of him having a different boutonniere, but I really don't think he will wear it all night because he's a big dancer and I think it will get in the way of his flashy moves :-S haha.

Any other suggestions for how he can stand out?

Ploman · September 1, 2012

Is it weird if he's the only one wearing a boutonniere?

JA2012 · September 24, 2012

Why not put the groom in a vest to match the pants, or perhaps a tie?? A bow tie would be cute, depending on his style and comfort with that. He should definitely have a boutonniere of some sort too if he's not going to have any other accessories on him. At the end of the day, you have to remember he's the groom. The fact that he'll be beaming with the biggest smile, will definitely set him apart from his groomsmen.

:-)

DestinationGirl · September 24, 2012

I would say get him a tie that matches the bridesmaid dresses....he can wear during the ceremony and some photos....then when the party starts he can take it off...

Speckles121 · September 24, 2012

What we are doing is he has a plaid tie instead of a plain one and will wear a white orchid instead of a green one that the other guys are wearing!

Matt Adcock · September 25, 2012

Originally Posted by jreist

We have bought the same white dress shirt and tan dress pants for all the groomsmen and for my fiance and I don't know how to get him to stand out.

He doesn't want to wear a vest or a jacket because he sweats a lot.

I like the idea of him having a different boutonniere, but I really don't think he will wear it all night because he's a big dancer and I think it will get in the way of his flashy moves :-S haha.

Any other suggestions for how he can stand out?