- Two grooms in morning suits
- Two grooms in tuxes
- Two grooms in suits
- One groom in a suit and one in a tartan
- Two grooms in a shirt and tie
Not too many options... Most of my grooms buy their garments and if so, I generally send them to Brooks Brothers (a former client works at one) though some do rent their suits. One thing is clear: it's easier for a groom to buy a tux without coming out of the closet but you should still be prepared to help.
Here are some tips for helping your gay grooms:
- Don't assume that they will wear one of the options stated above. You may encounter the occasional groom who will wear drag. Instead ask, "What are you wearing to your wedding?"
- Identify gay-friendly or gay-owned tailors in your area.
- Identify gay-friendly or gay-owned tux rental shops in your area.
Have you seen gay grooms wear something out of the ordinary at their gay wedding?
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