Your wedding day is one of the most special moments of your life. As a tomboy or lesbian bride, finding the perfect wedding outfit that makes you feel confident, stylish, and true to yourself is so important. Why should you have to conform to traditional feminine dress codes? More and more brides are opting for dapper suits and tuxedos to slay their big day in menswear-inspired looks.
Tomboy Suits
If you’re a tomboy at heart, a streamlined suit or tuxedo can let your personality shine through. Suits come in infinite varieties – from slim-fitting vests and trousers to structured jackets and ties. Don’t be afraid to mix masculine pieces with feminine accessories to create your unique tomboy bridal style. A crisp white blouse with a tailored black suit and patent oxfords? Chic. A bow-tie and vest with tailored trousers and heels? Impossibly cool.
Lesbian Wedding Suits
For lesbian couples, rocking matching suits or tuxes is an increasingly popular way to coordinate your wedding looks. You can go classic with dapper black suits and ties. Or mix it up with different colored suits, fun patterns, vests, or unique accessories to showcase your personalities. Pair bold printed suits with suspenders and bowties for a playful, trendy take on formalwear for the perfect lesbian wedding outfit.
Styling Tips
When choosing your suit, get it properly fitted by a tailor to make sure it flatters your frame. Don’t be afraid of bold colors like deep burgundy or royal blue. Stylized vests and unique details like velvet trim can add extra flair. And of course, have fun with accessories! Bowties, pocket squares, boutonnieres, and snazzy footwear can take your look to the next level.
But remember!
Your wedding day should celebrate who you are as individuals and as a couple. If rocking a tailored suit or tux makes you feel confident, go for it! These days, menswear-inspired looks are totally on-trend for brides of all orientations. With so many possibilities, you can curate a unique wedding suit look that lets your personality shine.
Read more: Gender neutral wedding guide.
