What should a groom wear for a winter wedding?

For a winter wedding, think about warmth and texture as much as style. A wool or tweed suit will keep you comfortable without looking bulky. Deep colours such as charcoal, navy, burgundy or forest green suit the season and photograph beautifully against winter light. You can add a waistcoat for extra warmth and a smarter line, and a knit tie or woollen tie feels seasonal and relaxed. A tailored overcoat or a long wool coat is practical for outdoor photos and travelling between venues. If the wedding is in the evening, a velvet jacket in a rich shade can look striking and festive. Avoid lightweight linens or pale suits, which can feel thin and out of place. For footwear, choose leather boots or brogues with a good grip, especially if there may be frost or rain. Remember that venues can vary in temperature, so consider a layer you can remove easily. If you are unsure about the dress code, ask the couple or check the invitation. The key is to feel warm, comfortable and confident, so you can enjoy the day without shivering or fussing with your clothes.