Wedding Suit Trends for 2026: What Grooms Are Wearing This Season

Wedding fashion for grooms has never been more exciting. The days of defaulting to plain black or navy are long gone — today's grooms are making bold, considered choices that reflect their personality and complement the overall wedding aesthetic. Here are the biggest wedding suit trends we're seeing at SAINLY for 2026.

1. Earthy and Warm Tones

Warm, nature-inspired colours are dominating 2026 wedding season. Think terracotta, camel, warm taupe, and rich dark brown. These tones photograph beautifully in natural light and pair effortlessly with floral and greenery-heavy wedding decor.

Our Dark Brown Wedding Suit collection is one of our fastest-growing ranges this season — a sophisticated alternative to black that feels fresh and modern.

2. Light Blue — The Breakout Colour of 2026

Light blue has moved from a niche choice to a mainstream favourite. It's universally flattering, works across all skin tones, and feels effortlessly elegant for both indoor and outdoor ceremonies. Paired with white or ivory shirts and brown leather shoes, it's a complete look that requires minimal styling effort.

Explore our Light Blue Wedding Suit collection to see the full range of shades and cuts available.

3. Two-Tone and Colour-Blocked Combinations

Grooms are increasingly experimenting with colour combinations rather than single-tone suits. The grey and peach combination in particular has become a signature look for 2026 — romantic, distinctive, and incredibly photogenic.

See our Grey and Peach Wedding Suit collection for curated two-tone options.

4. The Return of the Three-Piece

The waistcoat is back — and it's not going anywhere. Three-piece suits add a layer of formality and visual interest that two-piece suits simply can't match. They also give grooms a practical option: wear all three pieces for the ceremony, then remove the waistcoat for a more relaxed reception look.

Browse our 3 Piece Suit for Wedding collection for the full range.

5. Relaxed Silhouettes and Wider Lapels

The slim-fit suit that dominated the 2010s is giving way to a more relaxed, comfortable silhouette. Wider lapels, a slightly looser chest, and a more generous trouser cut are all trending — influenced by a broader shift in menswear toward comfort and ease without sacrificing elegance.

6. Textured Fabrics

Plain weaves are being replaced by subtle textures — herringbone, tweed, linen blends, and jacquard patterns. These fabrics add depth and visual interest to photographs and feel more distinctive than a standard smooth wool.

How to Shop the Trends at SAINLY

The easiest way to explore all of these trends in one place is through our Wedding Suits by Colour collection, which lets you browse by palette, or our Theme Wedding Suits collection for curated, coordinated looks.

Not sure where to start? Read our guide on how to choose a wedding suit colour for a step-by-step approach to finding your perfect match.