Here Comes The Groom
GARYS refines a new era of aisle style for gents. Here are the hues, the shoes and the tux rules for the big day ahead.
For nearly 50 years, GARYS has reigned as the undisputed authority on West Coast style. For the 2026 wedding season, it is raising the stakes on sartorial impact.
The boutique stocks heavyweight heritage brands alongside the fresh-faced innovators. There is the effortless drape of Brunello Cucinelli and Loro Piana, the architectural precision of Canali, and the tech-forward customization of Atelier Munro. But for the groom who refuses to settle for anything less than a one-of-one masterpiece GARYS’ own bespoke tuxedos remain the ultimate power move, expertly engineered to ensure that while all eyes are on the bride, the groom more than holds his own. What's trending: head-to-toe warm earthy color palettes and best-selling blue hues for the groom and his wedding party. Inspired by the sea and sky, cool blues always bring a sense of serene elegance, according to GARYS 2026 Wedding Style Guide.
“Fresh hues like off-white and pistachio bring a vibrant touch to any summer wedding,” says GARYS Insider Genesis Junior “Bonus: the lighter the shade, the more it reflects the heat.” For those looking to pivot from tradition, never underestimate the impact of a dinner jacket paired with tuxedo trousers. An off-white dinner jacket brings a cinematic edge to the aisle with its “one button closure and straight jet side pockets, ” according to Junior. The distinction is also in the details. Monograms have surpassed classic initials alone, with grooms now stitching wedding dates or personal messages into the tie or jacket lining. As Junior puts it: “Thoughtfully chosen accessories are key to elevating your wedding look” from a standard suit to a personal statement.
