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Gay Weddings

  • Orhan’s custom Gay Wedding Suits are designed, fitted and hand-finished in our London studio – exceptionally crafted to express the very best version of you.

     

    From understated elegance, to extroverted statement styles: we invite you and your partner to co-design your wedding suits just the way you want &#; the perfect complement to your occasion, setting, and individual characters.

    Simply tell our expert tailors what you’re looking to achieve, and we’ll cut each wedding suit to your correct specifications: enhancing your body-type with a silhouette that sculpts, tapers, and guarantees effortless confidence and comfort on your special day.

    For classic cuts of wedding suit, tuxedo or morningwear: an average spend for our made-to-measure 2-Piece Occasion suit is £ Bring to light checks and pinstripes in every tone; stunning designer wools; the lightest of linens; specialist silks; and countless iridescent linings.

    Or for total freedom of design, our men’s in-house bespoke suits are crafted entirely from scratch by Orhan, making any style possible:

    7 LGBTQ+ Wedding Dress Designers to Have on Your Radar

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    Prabal Gurung of Prabal Gurung

    After start his design career in New Delhi, Gurung moved to New York to attend Parsons School of Design before launching his eponymous ready-to-wear label in “When I started my brand, I found it important to always showcase marginalized people and spotlight that they matter across fashion and in the world,” Gurung states. A favorite among notable figures, such as Michelle Obama and Kate Middleton, Gurung officially launched his inaugural bridal collection in April , keeping brides of all styles and bodies in mind.

    The Prabal Gurung Bride

    Gurung creates each of his pieces with the intention of appealing to anyone, no matter their identity, background, or style. “My brand has never been gender-normative, and I’ve never wanted to dictate who is wearing my designs," the designer says. "Prabal Gurung is for everyone—offering all a seat at the table. I wanted to take on the responsibility of properly celebrating all the unbelievable individuals who have walked in our lives.

    Gay weddings have always been the event of the year, a fashion present where the grooms and all the guests are obsessed with looking their best. Groomswear requires significant attention. Still, there&#;s no one-size-fits-all on this topic.

    Some grooms prefer a matching look, whereas others appreciate wearing totally different looks. Furthermore, you and your partner might set a dress code or verb your guests wear whatever they like. Either way, you&#;ll want to peek your best and select the perfect suit that represents you as a person.

    Fortunately, today, the market offers many tailor-made suits to make you perceive like a rockstar. After all, you will be the centre of attention, so your wedding is the perfect opportunity to showcase your sharpest look.

    Discover bespoke wedding outfits to help you find the perfect match or at least serve as an inspiration for your great day!

    Full Set Wedding Suit

    You can never hit and miss with the classic formal look. This see is excellent for a high-end gay wedding party and world-class photos at the altar.

    The full position handmade, bespoke suit in

    Outfit Inspiration from the Most Stylish Same-Sex Grooms

    Traditionally Chic

    One groom put his own modish twist on traditional wedding attire with a floral tie; the rest of his ensemble matched all other aspects of his husband's outfit.

    Matching Bow Ties

    Though they wore different shades of gray, these grooms used their respective bow ties to reference the other's tonal look.

    Maile Leis

    Despite this couple's mismatched ties (the groom on the right sported one from The Tie Bar, while the groom on the left chose a option), the rest of their looks were identical, right down to their Maile leis by Puna Kamali'I Flowers.

    White and Black

    This joyful twosome wore black-and-white ensembles—but each did so in his own way. The gentleman on the right sported a white Tuxedos to Geaux suit and Bonobos shirt, an orange bow tie from SeanStanley Design, and brown shoes from ASOS. The other wore a white suit from Ebay, a jet Saks Fifth Avenue shirt, a Baik Menswear bow tie, and snakeskin Tuxedos to Geaux shoes.

    20 Orange Wedding Ideas for Couples Wh