All About the Groom on His Wedding Day

When we think of weddings, so much of the spotlight often lands on the bride — her dress, her entrance, her bouquet. But let’s not forget: it’s his big day too! The groom isn’t just a supporting character in this love story; he’s one half of the reason for the celebration. So today, we’re giving the groom his well-deserved moment.

Morning of the Wedding: Calm, Cool, and (a Little) Nervous

• The morning of the wedding tends to look a little different for the groom. While the bridal suite might be buzzing with hairstylists, makeup artists, and a camera crew, the groom’s getting-ready space is typically more laid-back. Think music, laughs, maybe a little whiskey or coffee, and a lot of anticipation.

• Some grooms opt for a letter exchange with their partner — a quiet moment before the big one. It’s one of those small, sentimental touches that turns the nerves into excitement.

The Groom’s Look

While the bride’s attire gets a lot of attention, the groom’s wedding-day style is having a moment of its own. From classic tuxedos to modern suits in bold colors, tailored three-pieces to casual linen looks for beach weddings — grooms today are embracing fashion in a way that reflects their personality.

And let’s not forget the details:

• Custom cufflinks

• Sentimental tie clips

• Special socks (inside joke, anyone?)

• A sleek watch

  
  

These little accents make his outfit uniquely his.

The First Look (Or Not)

• Some grooms choose to do a first look, a private moment with their partner before the ceremony. It’s a beautiful, intimate pause in a fast-paced day. Others prefer the tradition of seeing their partner for the first time as they walk down the aisle — and trust us, those reactions are priceless.

His People, His Crew

• The groom’s side of the wedding party deserves a little love too. From lifelong friends to brothers and new in-laws, the groom’s crew brings support, humor, and memories. Whether it’s a pre-ceremony toast, an inside joke, or a group dance battle at the reception, these are the people who’ve helped shape his story.

The Vows

• If the couple’s writing personal vows, this is one of the most meaningful moments of the day. It’s a chance for the groom to share what this moment means to him — often equal parts heartfelt, funny, and tear-jerking.

Reception Moments

• From the first dance (if he’s brave enough to bust a move) to the speeches and toasts, the reception gives the groom his chance to celebrate with everyone he loves. Some grooms plan surprise speeches or dances for their partner or guests, adding a personal, unforgettable touch to the evening.

Final Thoughts: It’s His Day Too!

Weddings are a celebration of two people choosing forever — and that means the groom deserves to be celebrated just as much as the bride. From the quiet moments before the ceremony to the final dance of the night, every part of the day matters for him too.

So here’s to the grooms: the sentimental ones, the party-starters, the quietly emotional ones, and everyone in between. This day is yours too — and it’s one you’ll never forget.