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*I’m gettin’ married in the morning/spruced up and lookin’ in me prime ...” song from “My Fair Lady”
For many couples, let’s face it, men don’t have to do much to get married. Once he’s bought the ring and popped the question, all the groom really has to worry about is getting to the church on time.
But if the bride does ask him to take care of his tuxedo, here are some guidelines to simplify what may seem like a daunting process.
If the thought of selecting formal wear conjures images of sky-blue polyester and ruffled shirts, men should relax. No one is making that blue tux anymore.
Probably the first question is, how soon before the wedding date should tuxedos and accessories be ordered? That often depends on the style.
When renting a popular style or an unusual accessory, allowing two to three months puts grooms on the safe side. Otherwise, about six weeks should be sufficient — but it’s a good idea to start early, and ask the shop consultants about delivery dates.
Another question that comes up is: how many groomsmen should be in the wedding party? The rule is one usher for every 50 guests. If you are having a large wedding, this can cer
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