In summary,
This suit is particularly well-suited to a winter wedding in the mountains, at a chalet or in the great outdoors, in a country-chic or vintage style. Its mottled brown hue is reminiscent of wood, earth and the woodland undergrowth. It pairs beautifully with bouquets of old-fashioned roses and burgundy ranunculus, as well as with an ivory dress featuring flowing sleeves. To complete the look, a white wedding shirt with a classic collar adds a touch of brightness to the tweed and sets off the burgundy striped tie.
Details of our parts
The hunting jacket with patch pockets
With a straight cut and notched lapels, the jacket is inspired by English hunting jackets. The patch pockets with flaps and the elbow patches emphasise its country-style character. Inside, a lining featuring scenes of hound hunting is sewn in – a very British touch.
The herringbone tweed
This woollen tweed is dense and slightly rustic. Its brown herringbone weave, flecked with russet threads, adds texture to the outfit. Warm and hard-wearing, it is ideal for an outdoor ceremony in cold weather.
The waistcoat and pleated trousers
The straight-cut, six-button waistcoat ensures the outfit retains all its elegance once the jacket is taken off. The high-waisted, pleated trousers offer a loose and comfortable fit, true to the vintage spirit of the ensemble. They are best worn with brown brogues.
Why choose a brown herringbone tweed wedding suit?
Perfect for a winter wedding or a wedding in the mountains
Tweed is one of the few fabrics that combines elegance with genuine protection against the cold. For a ceremony at altitude, in a chalet or a country estate, it ensures the groom stays comfortable from the reception right through to the end of the evening. Its timeless style is also ideal for vintage or English-inspired weddings.
An outfit to wear long after the wedding
Each piece of this three-piece suit can also be worn separately. The jacket pairs well with corduroy trousers, beige chinos or raw denim jeans, with a roll-neck jumper or a flannel shirt. The waistcoat can be worn under a jumper, and the trousers go well with a plain jacket for a more understated look.
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Character
Character
With its herringbone weave, patch pockets and elbow patches, this three-piece suit gives the groom an authentic look, somewhere between a gentleman-farmer and old-world elegance.
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Thermoregulation
Thermoregulation
Dense and naturally insulating, woollen tweed protects against the cold and wind whilst remaining breathable. It is the perfect choice for a winter wedding or a wedding at high altitude.
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Versatility
Versatility
The jacket, waistcoat and trousers can also be worn separately. They slot easily into an autumn and winter wardrobe, whether for the weekend or for the office.
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Credits,
Organised by: @darlingfolk
Flowers: @angeleetmarcel
Photographer: @klemphotographie
Groom’s suit: @blandindelloye
Make-up and hair: @desbrossesmarie
Dress: @maisonmaelie
Groom’s hat: @bonclicbongenre
Earrings: @anthemisdesign
Bride: @valoche_labrioche
Groom: Benjamin Torgue