Weddings · Coral Gables

For the groom.
And the men beside him.

Wedding suits, tuxedos and dinner jackets, made to measure in Coral Gables. For the groom, the groomsmen and the fathers, in two fittings.

A groom in a midnight navy three-piece suit with peak lapels, a silver-grey tie and a white boutonniere, in a garden set for the ceremony
Midnight navy, three pieces, peak lapels.

Decide the room first

A church at noon, a rooftop at sunset and a hotel ballroom light a fabric three different ways, and the photographs last longer than the day does. So the first question is not the colour. It is the room, and the hour.

If the card says black tie, it is asking for a dinner jacket, and it is asking after six. A garden at four is navy, grey or linen. Outdoors in Miami between May and October, weight matters more than shade: choose a light fabric that keeps its shape.

For the groom

A black tuxedo with satin peak lapels, a pleated dress shirt and a black silk bow tie, at a candlelit reception
Black tie: satin lapels, one button.
An ivory shawl-lapel dinner jacket with black trousers, a black bow tie and a white rose boutonniere, on coral-stone steps
An ivory dinner jacket, shawl lapel.
A sand linen suit with an open-collar white shirt and suede loafers, on a terrace above the sea
Sand linen, for the beach at sunset.
A light grey three-piece suit with a soft blue tie and brown oxfords, walking down coral-stone steps
Light grey, three pieces, for the day.
Close view of a navy lapel with a white rose boutonniere and a white pocket square
The lapel carries the flower.
An older man in a charcoal double-breasted suit with a burgundy tie and a white pocket square, in the ceremony garden
Charcoal, double breasted, for the father.

The styles we make

Our wedding styles, each with its reference: the style first, the fabric in brackets. Every one is made to your measurements.

Morning coats, tailcoats and frock coats

A man in a black double-breasted frock coat with a black bow tie and grey trousers, reference 25SSMTU002
25SSMTU002 (DBT6768)
A man in a dark single-breasted frock coat with a black bow tie, reference 25SSMTU001
25SSMTU001 (DBU076A)
A man in a navy morning coat with a matching vest and navy trousers, reference 24SSMTU104
24SSMTU104 (DZZ0023)
A man in a dark navy morning coat with a matching vest and trousers, reference 24SSMTU103
24SSMTU103 (DZZ0016)
A man in a long black single-breasted frock coat with a black bow tie, reference 24SSMTU102
24SSMTU102 (DBT572A)
A man in a black tailcoat with a black bow tie, a white vest and black trousers, reference 24SSMTU101
24SSMTU101 (DAU7225)
A man in a black morning coat with a grey vest, light blue tie and striped grey trousers, reference 23AWMTU006
23AWMTU006 (DBT572A)
A man in a black morning coat with a grey vest, light blue tie and striped grey trousers, reference 23AWMTU007
23AWMTU007 (DBT572A)
A man in a navy morning coat with a white vest, white bow tie, pocket square and blue-grey trousers, reference 23AWMTU004
23AWMTU004 (DBT572A)
A man in a black tailcoat with a black bow tie, white vest and grey trousers, reference 23AWMTU002
23AWMTU002 (DBT572A)
A man in a navy morning coat with a white bow tie, pocket square and blue-grey trousers, reference 23SSMTU005
23SSMTU005 (DBT572A)

Tuxedos and dinner jackets

A man in a midnight blue shawl-lapel tuxedo with a black bow tie, reference 26SSM2P003
26SSM2P003 (DBS142A)
A man in an ivory dinner suit with black peak lapels, reference 25SSM2P135
25SSM2P135 (DAT8074)
A man in a charcoal dinner suit with a black satin shawl lapel, reference 25SSM2P132
25SSM2P132 (DAT8079)
A man in a black dinner suit with satin peak lapels and a satin trouser stripe, reference 25SSM2P133
25SSM2P133 (DBT572A)
A man in a brown dinner suit with a black shawl lapel, reference 25SSM2P138
25SSM2P138 (DAT7957)
A man in a royal blue tuxedo with black peak lapels and a white pocket square, reference 23SSMJK066
23SSMJK066 (DBV382A)
A man in a black dinner jacket with white piping on the lapels and pockets, reference 24SSMJK103
24SSMJK103 (DBV753A)
A man in an ivory dinner jacket with black shawl lapels and black trousers, reference 24SSMJK102
24SSMJK102 (DZZ0020)
A man in a white jacquard shawl-lapel dinner jacket, reference 24SSMJK108
24SSMJK108 (DBV3083)
A man in a silver and black jacquard dinner jacket with black peak lapels, reference 24SSMJK107
24SSMJK107 (DBV3075)
A man in a black jacquard dinner jacket with satin peak lapels, reference 24SSMJK106
24SSMJK106 (DBV3084)
A man in a black jacquard double-breasted tuxedo with satin peak lapels, reference 23AWMJK134
23AWMJK134 (DBU2937)
A man in a dark navy jacquard shawl-lapel tuxedo with a burgundy shirt, reference 23AWMJK127
23AWMJK127 (DBV330A)
A man in a burgundy velvet double-breasted dinner jacket with black trousers, reference 23AWMJK126
23AWMJK126 (DAT3538)
A man in a black velvet dinner jacket with satin peak lapels, reference 23SSMJK091
23SSMJK091 (DBV507A)
A man in a white shawl-lapel dinner jacket with black trousers, reference 23SSMJK085
23SSMJK085 (DBU2935)
A man in a dark green jacquard double-breasted shawl-lapel tuxedo, reference 23SSMJK073
23SSMJK073 (DBV326A)
A man in a navy belted dinner jacket with black shawl lapels, reference 23SSMJK071
23SSMJK071 (DBT578A)
A man in a dark navy tuxedo with black satin shawl lapels and a white pocket square, reference 23SSMJK070
23SSMJK070 (DBV003A)
A man in a blue tuxedo with satin peak lapels and a matching vest, reference 23SSMJK065
23SSMJK065 (DBR137A)

The groomsmen and the fathers

One fabric for the groomsmen, another for the groom, so he stands apart in every photograph without anyone looking borrowed. Each man is measured on his own body, and his measurements stay on file for every garment after it.

A groom in a navy three-piece suit beside three groomsmen in matching mid-grey suits and dusty blue ties, on coral-stone steps
The groom in navy, the groomsmen in grey.

The fittings travel. At the showroom, or at your residence, your office or the hotel suite where the party is staying.

From the first fitting to the day

Book at least two months before the wedding, and earlier for a larger party. If the date is closer, we can still make it happen in five weeks.

  1. The first fitting · about an hour

    The room, the hour, the measurements

    Tell us the date and the room. We take the measurements, then select the fabric and define the cut together: lapel, buttons, lining.

  2. About four weeks

    The garment is made

    Cut to your measurements from the fabric you chose.

  3. The second fitting

    Millimetres

    Sleeve length against the shirt cuff, the button against your natural waist, the lapel flat when you turn your head. Bring the shoes you will wear on the day.

  4. The day

    You forget you are wearing it

    That is the whole point of the second fitting.

Hands turning a stack of navy and ivory wool fabrics on a walnut table, tailor's chalk and shears beside them
First Fitting: Discover Your Fabric & Style
A tailor settling the lapel of a groom's navy jacket in the showroom, a tape measure around his neck
Second Fitting: Perfecting Every Detail

The fabrics are Italian: Loro Piana, Zegna, Drago, Fratelli Tallia di Delfino and Ariston, alongside our own house fabric collection. The weight depends on what you need, starting around 200 grams, and most of what we use sits between 240 and 320 grams. Where the fabrics come from.

“He created a custom suit for my husband for our wedding, and it was everything we dreamed of and more. The fit, the quality, and the attention to detail were absolutely incredible.”

Shantal Medina · Google review

For the bride, in a suit

We also make suits for brides: jackets, pants, skirts, shorts, pretty much any tailored look she has in mind, measured and fitted the same way. We do not make bridal gowns.

The women in the wedding, guests included, have their own page: women's tailoring.

Questions

Do you make wedding suits and tuxedos?

Yes. Two and three-piece suits, tuxedos and dinner jackets, for the groom, the groomsmen and the fathers, each made to the man's own measurements.

How long does it take?

About four weeks from the first fitting. Rush orders may be available for an additional fee, depending on the timeline, but we always recommend starting well in advance.

How far before the wedding should we book?

At least two months before the wedding, especially for a larger party. If the date is closer, we can also make it happen in five weeks.

Do you make suits for the bride?

Yes. Jackets, pants, skirts, shorts, pretty much any tailored look she has in mind. We do not make bridal gowns.

Which fabrics do you use?

Italian mills, Fratelli Tallia di Delfino among them, and our own house fabric collection. Weight depends on what you need, starting around 200 grams; most of what we use sits between 240 and 320 grams.

Can you dress the whole wedding party?

Yes. Every man is measured on his own body and his measurements stay on file. The fittings can happen at the showroom, a residence, an office or a hotel suite, and we organize group fittings for the whole party.

How do I start?

Book a first fitting. It takes about an hour. Bring the date, the room and the hour of the ceremony.

Fittings at the showroom, your residence, your office or your hotel suite.

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