We often talk about Grooms and how they can weave their wedding day look into their big days theme.This Pride month we wanted to give some tips to LGBTQIA+ couples and how they can tie their looks together without completely matching.
photo: CASEY BRODLEY VIA EQUALLY WED. Cufflinks Top - Signature No 5 Bottom: Signature No4
Wearing different colours from the pastel family is an easy way to create a cohesive look. The Rose Quartz Pink and Green Aventurine from The Signature Collection is always going to be a prize pairing for us!
Photo by: MARNIE CORNELL PHOTOGRAPHY Accessories: Top - 4 Round Onyx Dress Stud & Cufflink Set Bottom L-R - Barrelled Edge in MOP , Mother of Pearl & Onyx Tie Slide and Barrelled Edge in Onyx
Black Tie is a classic wedding option - it is sharp, always stylish, and timeless. A tux lends itself well to both the traditional bow tie and a classic tie - combining both will add a spark of personality for both grooms.
photo by: PAOLADEPAOLAACCESSORIES: Top - Inside Out in Grey, Purple & Blue Bottom - Band of Stone in Sodalite. MOP & Onyx
If both spouses to be love the idea of wearing the same suit - why not try different accessories in contrasting colours or shapes. Cufflinks are an easy way to add a hint of personality to matching wedding day looks.
photo by: LEANNE KEANEY PHOTOGRAPHY VIA ONE FAB DAY Top - The Splendour in Sodalite and Rose Gold Bottom - Sculpture in Sodalite.
Another way to wear matching suits, is to keep the style the same and switch out the colour. By using different shades of blue, each spouse can embody their own style. With a wide range of blue cufflinks, there is sure to be a style that will compliment both spouses on their wedding day!
The colours of love would be a meaningful ‘wedding crew’ gift.
This small round lapel pin featuring the symbolic pride flag comes gift wrapped in a small box with rainbow ribbon.