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morning, the afternoon, or the evening?

For the traditionalist, a formal daytime look might be a gray cutaway coat, striped trousers, wing collared shirt and ascot. Ultra-formal evening demands black tails and white tie.

For a traditional, semi-formal daytime ceremony, a morning stroller and tie is suitable. In the evening, wear a dinner jacket, and in warm weather, a white or ivory jacket is striking.

But even for the staunchest traditionalist, no rules are etched in stone. The groom and his groomsmen can go a bit trendier, be a tad adventurous, because there is a whole world of looks to choose from.

For athletic types, The Michael Jordan tuxedo features a boxy single button jacket with baggy trousers.

Ultra-sleek and contemporary is the mandarin look, collarless shirt and jacket.

Fancy a western wedding? Pair up cowboy boots and Stetson with the Sundance look: a short cut jacket complete with bolo tie.

Instead of a black cumberbund, vest and bow tie, how about a Tazmanian Devil vest or a Mickey Mouse cumberbund from the Looney Tunes and Walt Disney collections?

Whether the groom wants to stroll back down the aisle with his bride in an air of tradition and elegance or make a bold fashion statement, there’s one more thing he needs to remember: enjoy it!

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