the groom’s attire

October 11th, 2010

We’ve talked about all my outfits so its time for my husband to shine. He wore 1 outfit the entire day versus my outrageous 5! He didn’t want to have to worry about changing at all so one outfit suited him perfectly so his attention can be on enjoying the day. Yes, with just 1 outfit that means he opted not to wear the traditional ao dai as we were hoping he would earlier this year. I didn’t mind too much–it was his day too and I wanted him to be happy with what he wore.

Initially we had purchased Rob the same exact suit as the groomsmen. After doing so we realized any of the groomsmen could easily be mistaken for the groom so we went on an immediate search for another suit color that would go well with our theme and with the guys outfits. With just less than 2 months away we finally were able to put it altogether perfectly.

Suit from the Alfani Red line at Macy’s. They didn’t make a vest in the same color so we had to purchase the largest pair of pants we can find and had the vest custom tailored at Van Quan Tailor in the Asian Mall. Doesn’t he look quite handsome? I had tears in my eyes the first time I saw him in the entire outfit. Totally didn’t expect that!

French cuff shirt from Nordstrom
Silk tie from Bloomingdales
Silk pocket square from Macy’s
Tie and pocket square were chosen to match my ivory/champagne gown.

He had his initial at the tip of his tie like the rest of the groomsmen.

Cuff links from weddingchannel store. Engraved with T&R.

Shoes from Nordstrom – Savona Silvano Sassetti.
Argyle socks on the left from Banana Republic to match the groomsmen.
Flask socks on the right from Urban Outfitters to match the groomsmen.

Groom’s gift of a Brietling Navitimer World watch from NQ Jewellers.

I surprised Rob the morning of the wedding with the watch to remember me and our wedding day. He rarely ever wears it, but you can prob catch a glimpse of it when he wears it on special occasions and events.

side note: today we have been together for 161 months!

Photos courtesy of Kim Le Photography.


7 Responses to “the groom’s attire”

  1. tdang on October 12, 2010 12:00 am

    lookin classy. nice engraving on the cuff links.

  2. tdang on October 12, 2010 12:01 am

    can i have the watch?

  3. Tony on October 12, 2010 12:23 am

    Wow, didn’t know the vest had to be altered from a pair of David’s pants…I kid…I kid…So many fine details with perfect execution!

  4. Jen on October 12, 2010 12:27 am

    tsk tsk Tony!

    I learned what H.M.C. is from you guys. Lookin good Rob!

  5. Jen on October 12, 2010 12:30 am

    Oh, since Tdang posted twice…

    I have to add…MAN Rob your bling bling still blinds me. And no need to talk about the Mrs. GU

  6. Jen on October 12, 2010 12:31 am

    Sorry about the typo 😀 I don’t know who GU is.

  7. mareyberry on October 13, 2010 11:55 pm

    what a clever way to make the vest! i prob would have just kept looking. i like the tie and pocket square touches too!

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