Fabrics, cuts and customisations
Before you start planning your custom-made wedding suit, it’s important to define the style you want. This will enable you to determine a consistent suit style and, if possible, a colour to create a harmonious atmosphere on your wedding day.
For the groom’s made-to-measure suit, we offer over 6,000 fabrics and more than 100 different customisations to adapt perfectly to your project and theme. We’ll create a unique wedding suit to match your image and the theme of your big day.
Wedding themes
Boho style
Formal wear
Classic & timeless
Elegant boho style
Elegant boho style
For a Elegant boho wedding, elegance takes on a more casual touch while retaining its form. Bold shades such as dark green, burgundy or bright blues bring refreshing originality to made-to-measure wedding suits. Classic details such as the vest and neck accessories maintain refinement. A reinterpretation of codes with timeless elegance.
photo credits : @utopiclovers
Boho style
Boho style
Boho style dares to subtly reinvent the norm, with a skilfully measured rebellious touch. The rock spirit manifests itself in bold colours and materials, but most of the classic details serve to underline the elegance of a formal wedding outfit. Pants and jackets are usually the same colour, while accessories can remain classic. An outfit that, although off the beaten track, is nonetheless elegant, offering the bride and groom the opportunity to stand out from the crowd while preserving the meticulous attention to detail that makes all the difference.
photo credits : @klemphotographie
Boho / Rock
Boho / Rock
Opt for a boho/rock theme for your wedding and dare to reinvent the rules with a rebellious touch. The rock spirit is revealed through bold patterns and materials, mismatched outfits for a unique look, and unconventional accessories like hats. An outfit that's out of the ordinary yet elegant, for brides and grooms who want to stand out from the crowd while paying meticulous attention to detail.
photo credits : @margheritacalati_ph
Tuxedos in shades of black
Tuxedos in shades of black
Opt for a black tie theme for your wedding and immerse yourself in the elegance of evening wear with the legendary tuxedo.
The timeless black formalwear remains the undisputed protagonist, evoking mystery and sophistication. Opting for black means choosing a timeless aesthetic that embodies the quintessence of style and grace for your bespoke wedding suit. The jacket can be completely black or slightly heathered for a touch of originality.
photo credits : @cathylessardphotographe
Color tuxedos
Color tuxedos
Increasingly popular in recent years, newlyweds sometimes dare bold tuxedo options like the white jacket or colored velvet paired with black pants, it's a refined choice. These codified outfits frame some of the details for the groom's tailored suit, offering a sophisticated and timeless touch to your special day.
Blue or dark grey - Single-button suit
Blue or dark grey - Single-button suit
Dress in sober elegance with dark shades. The midnight-blue tailored groom's suit is the most popular color for a timeless outfit that respects classic wedding codes. A tonal or contrasting vest underlines the elegance of the outfit, but is not obligatory.
A bow tie or cravat can add a bright touch.
The audacity of double-breasted suits
The audacity of double-breasted suits
The double-breasted suit, worn as part of a sober outfit in a dark navy blue fabric, combines classic refinement and bold styling. It's a timeless outfit that stands out by breaking away from the single-button suit code. A carefully chosen vest completes the look, but is only visible when the groom removes his jacket.
Photo credits : Marie Dall'k
The Groom's Guide
We’re delighted to present our brand-new inspiration guide for brides and grooms who are still finding their style. Whether you prefer a classic, elegant outfit or a more modern, original style, our guide contains a selection of looks and ideas to inspire you. You’ll find advice on choosing the perfect suit, tips on matching accessories, and suggestions for creating an outfit that reflects your personality and style. Feel free to browse our guide via the link below and share your impressions with us!
Putting the spotlight on your groomsmen
Discover our MTO offer to dress your witnesses on the big day. The outfits are designed around the groom and the wedding theme.
Made-to-measure attire for the groom
Your wedding suit should reflect the tone of the day, your role in the ceremony and the way you want to feel when the moment arrives. At Blandin & Delloye, we create custom wedding suits for grooms who want a sharper fit, more refined fabrics and a garment designed specifically for their event rather than adapted from ready-to-wear.
From understated elegance to black-tie formality, our made-to-measure approach allows you to define the silhouette, cloth, lapels, lining, buttons and finishing details that suit your celebration. The result is a wedding outfit that feels personal, balanced and comfortable from the first fitting to the last dance.
Credit photo : StudioFleurs
Wedding shirts and accessories
A great wedding look relies on more than the suit itself. A custom wedding shirts selection improves the line of the jacket, enhances comfort and ensures the collar works properly with your tie or bow tie. Accessories such as pocket squares, cufflinks, shoes and formal details can then complete the outfit with coherence rather than excess.
If you are dressing a groom, best man or groomsmen, we can also help structure the wardrobe around the level of formality you want, with enough flexibility to keep the group visually aligned without making every outfit identical.
The right shirt and accessories also help bring consistency to the entire silhouette, which is often what separates a polished wedding look from one that feels unfinished. Collar shape, cuff style, shirt front, fabric texture and sleeve length all influence how the suit sits and how the outfit appears in person and in photographs. The same logic applies to accessories: a tie or bow tie should work with the lapels, the pocket square should add balance rather than distraction, and every formal detail should support the tone of the day. This is especially important when several members of the wedding party are being dressed together, because a well-planned approach creates visual harmony while still allowing each person to retain a degree of individuality.
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