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Showing posts with label summer wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer wedding. Show all posts

Thursday, May 2, 2013

Meet Greg and Genoa!




What are your names?
Bride: Genoa Polumbo
Groom: Greg Polumbo

Where and when was the big day? 
7/7/12, San Diego, CA

How was the weather? Was your wedding indoors/outdoors?
Sunny and perfect, outdoors, 5pm

Why did you decide to go with 9tailors on your own custom design?
Greg has longer-than-normal arms, and he's tall but not wide, so he has a hard time finding clothes that fit well. A friend had his wedding suit made with 9tailors, so we decided to do it, too!


What was the best part of your wedding day?
All of it! Our officiant was awesome, the weather was beautiful. We had friends and family come from near and far, it was fun and colorful, and everything went off perfectly.


Describe your 9tailors experience and items.
Alex helped us through all of the decisions and it was really easy and fun. Making each decision separately (eg cuff buttons) helped a lot. We made a beautiful suit for Greg for our wedding.

What is your advice to other wedding couples thinking about designing custom suits or shirts?
Go to 9tailors!





Getting ready to say "I do" to your beloved? Why don't cha come down and see us sometime?! Email a Style Consultant at info@9tailors.com today and design a custom suit to don on your wedding day.


Monday, May 2, 2011

Top 5: Summer wedding looks

As a guest to a wedding you are expected to look good; groomed, properly dressed, and in any color but white. A bride wants her guests to look appropriate, but not to steal her thunder- she should be the only one in white (unless specifically asked to wear white avoid it at all costs). Yet in the summer a standard black suit may be too morbid, calling up images of funeral homes rather than a joyous celebration of love. Not to mention a black wool suit for a daytime wedding in July could quite possibly be the death of you. Here are some ideas of how to dress depending on the location, time of day, and style of the event.

1. Afternoon formal wedding.
Go for a light grey suit and a crisp lavender shirt. Its a fresh look and will set you apart from the rest. A tie is probably optional if the wedding is before sunset, but be sure to honor the couple's dress code.



2. Informal daytime wedding.
Get yourself a khaki suit. The cotton will keep you dramatically cooler than a wool suit and it has a fun air about it. Watch the pockets- they define how formal it can be made. Look for pockets with a flap to keep it from becoming too casual.



3. Daytime beach wedding.
Try a linen suit or even just the slacks. It's nice and breathable to keep you from getting overheated and just formal enough to fit in at a wedding. Just watch how light the color gets so you don't get into a competition with the bride. And don't fight the wrinkles, its all part of linen's charm.



4. Evening formal wedding.
The black suit will suffice here, hopefully you are in an air conditioned room to prevent heat stroke. Get yourself a great pair of wingtips and a bold tie to complete the look.



5. Black tie wedding.
This is a no-brainer. Wear a tux, gentlemen. If you want to get creative go with a navy or brighter blue (not too bright) tuxedo. A tux should never be worn during the day so be sure to analyze the announced dress code before deciding its appropriate.


Stop by 9tailors to design your perfect tuxedo or suit. Make an appointment here. And remember they just got some new khaki fabrics in so treat yourself to something different!