Even though boho and rustic are treated as two distinct styles in the wedding planning world, when it comes to choosing the right wedding suit, we can think of them quite similarly. Both celebrations call for an informal yet elegant outfit that is perfectly appropriate for the occasion—one that will not feel overly formal, nor too casual. This opens the door to more interesting colors, unique combinations, and alternative materials beyond classic worsted wool. Below, we present several of our ideas for this type of attire.
Green Wedding Suit with a Waistcoat
A green suit is—right behind navy blue—the most popular choice for modern grooms, but the color itself can perform beautifully in both classic and boho settings. A lighter shade, especially when the fabric is woven from a fine blend of wool and linen, fits wonderfully into wedding venues decorated with natural wood or brick, and harmonizes perfectly with wedding dresses kept in a similar vibe. For this ensemble, we paired the suit with a checked waistcoat, which adds a beautiful layer of visual variety to the entire look.
Beige Wedding Suit
When we discuss the boho style, a beige suit is often the very first image that comes to mind. Its beautiful shade and rich variety of textures are incredibly tempting, especially for less formal celebrations, and nothing stands in your way to steer in this exact direction. A beige suit can also be designed as custom made separates, which significantly increases your chances of comfortably wearing the jacket and trousers individually for other occasions in the future.
Navy Blue Checked Suit
Who says a navy blue suit is only appropriate for a classic wedding? In a slightly lighter shade, featuring a visible check pattern, and paired with the right design elements, this variant serves as a more subdued, grounded option for a boho or rustic wedding celebration for grooms who want to stay close to traditional colors.
Orange Linen Suit
This is one of the most extravagant tailoring projects originating from our Poznań workshop. An orange linen suit is a garment that leaves no room for doubt—a man wearing such an ensemble radiates confidence and is well-known for his distinct personal style among his friends. In the article, we describe the various pros and cons of linen fabrics, while showcasing other stunning colors available in this highly breathable material.
Sky Blue Suit with a Waistcoat
The color sky blue—often referred to as “sky blue”—is a shade we simply could not pass by indifferently. Since every man looks fantastic in navy blue, why shouldn’t this timeless rule apply to sky blue as well? To ensure the ensemble aligns perfectly with the relaxed, airy vibe of a rustic wedding, we added a single-breasted waistcoat crafted from the exact same fabric.
Beige Flannel Suit
Many boho and rustic weddings take place during the scenic autumn months. In such cases, lightweight linen makes way for premium wool flannels, which perfectly match the seasonal atmosphere while ensuring excellent thermal comfort for the groom. Flannel is a type of wool that has been meticulously brushed, which raises its nap, making the fabric exceptionally soft, matte, and pleasant to the touch.
White Wedding Suit
One must be careful with this particular suit, but it rewards the wearer by making an exceptionally unforgettable impression. You truly need a clear stylistic vision for a white wedding suit, but when else should you decide on such a bold ensemble if not for your own wedding? It is highly advisable to ensure the fabric is of a heavier weight, which limits its transparency and prevents excessive creasing. A proper cut is also essential, as light-colored materials reveal any unsightly pulling or draping folds much easier if the fit is cut too tight.
Beige Checked Jacket and Waistcoat with Brown Trousers
A boho and rustic style wedding allows you to opt for an informal combination, meaning a custom made coordinated set consisting of a jacket and trousers crafted from entirely different fabrics. While such a pairing naturally evokes a more casual look, by pairing it with a crisp white shirt and a harmonizing wedding tie, you will create a magnificent ensemble that is absolutely perfect for a pastoral, idyllic celebration.
