Best of 2016: Groom Style

We love to see a groom rocking his unique style on his wedding day. A sharp, tailored suit is always a winner, but mix it with a bold hue or out-there print and you’ve really caught our eye.

Many a 2016 groom opted to go tieless, often accessorising instead with hats and contrasting pocket squares. Patterns remained popular this year, as did mixed textures like velvet, denim, tweed and linen.

A well-groomed groom is hard to overlook. Despite cries of ‘peak beard’ at the end of last year, 2016 saw plenty of bearded grooms, though the wedding day cut-throat shave is definitely on the rise.

Here are some of the gents who styled it best in the year that was…

Custom made three piece burgundy suit by Institchu. Image by Janneke Storm from this rainforest wedding.

A feathered fedora makes the perfect accessory for this boho groom. Image by Barefoot & Bearded from this mountain elopement.

Op-shop sourced mixed vintage tweed blazers. Image by Jimmy Raper from this winery wedding.

Bubblegum pink Jack London suit paired with a straw boater hat. Image by Janneke Storm from this Brisbane wedding.

Patterned Wil Valor blazer with contrasting pink pocket square. Image by Brooke Adams from this Backyard wedding.

Tieless but sharp in a cobalt blue suit by Wil Valor. Image by Janneke Storm from this styled shoot.

Black velvet Jack London blazer with olive chinos and bow tie to match. Image by James Simmons from this Tassie wedding.

Unruly beach hair and a sharp blue Politix suit. Image by Kieran Moore from this beach wedding.

Black velvet, polka dot blazer from Jack London. Image by Brown Paper Parcel from this Sydney wedding.

Classic style in Oscar Hunt three piece suit. Image by Katie Harmsworth from this styled shoot.