Cameron Ross at The Wedding Company www.weddingcompanycornwall.co.uk

Ultimate Formal Wear at Little Anne Maids www.littleanne-maids.co.uk 

Ultimate Formal Wear at Little Anne Maids www.littleanne-maids.co.uk 

Vivienne Westwood www.viviennewestwood.co.uk

CELTIC
Embrace your heritage with a bold statement of Cornish colour. Choose from Cornovi’s range of Cornish tartans, from the bold Cornish National Tartan with its colour scheme of gold, black, white, red and blue to the more muted tones of the Cornish Hunting Tartan or St Piran Dress. Go all-out with the full kilt combo or, for a subtle salute to your heritage, opt for tartan accessories such as a waistcoat, tie or braces.


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1. Cornish Tartans Cornovi www.cornish-tartans.co.uk
2. Diamond Cufflinks with Celtic Knot St Justin www.stjustin.co.uk


CONTEMPORARY
Break the mould with a playful approach to grooms wear. Mix up your fabrics for an eclectic vibe and experiment with bold prints, quirky accessories and lots of colour, whether it’s vibrant accents or a head-to-toe statement. Mark Ronson epitomised the modern groom at his recent nuptials, donning a cool candy-coloured striped suit.


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1. Block Design www.blockdesign.co.uk
2. Chester Barrie at House of Fraser www.houseoffraser.co.uk
3. Emma Ashford www.emmaashford.co.uk
4. Office www.office.co.uk
5. Rolf Cremer Watches at Avant Garde www.avantgardejewellery.co.uk
6. Sarah Jordan Silver Hotrod Cufflinks at Avant Garde www.avantgardejewellery.co.uk
7. Mark Wallace www.marcwallace.co.uk
8. Vivienne Westwood www.viviennewestwood.co.uk


COASTAL
Exude easy breezy style in a palette of crisp white, clotted cream or warm beige. Strike that tricky balance between suitably smart and effortlessly laidback in a cool linen suit or tailored jacket teamed with a stripy shirt. Finish the look with ocean-inspired accessories and obligatory statement sunnies.


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1. Iain Henderson Hammered Cufflinks at Avant Garde www.avantgardejewellery.co.uk
2. Kurt Geiger at House of Fraser www.houseoffraser.co.uk
3. Mark Wallace www.marcwallace.co.uk
4. Paul Smith at House of Fraser www.houseoffraser.co.uk
5. Ray Ban at House of Fraser www.houseoffraser.co.uk


BUTTONED UP
If a big bloom pinned to your lapel simply doesn’t cut it for you, then why not consider herbs, feathers or even some kitsch badges as an alternative to a traditional buttonhole?

Ultimate Formal Hire now offers a snazzy new function that allows you to build your outfit online. Simply click on your chosen style, add colours and accessories and watch as your outfit is created before your eyes. Available from Little Anne Maids in Camborne, check out the interactive website on www.ultimateformalhire.co.uk
01209 613366 www.littleanne-maids.co.uk


TAKE A BOW
Bow ties are big news in grooms wear right now. Not only does a bow tie strike a sophisticated chord for a black tie affair, a bow tie in bright colours or playful prints oozes a quirky vibe for fun-loving grooms.



Peckham Rye’s expertly crafted range of bow ties comes in a range of designs and silks. Made with impeccable attention to detail, each bow tie is tied by hand to ensure it sits comfortably and naturally within your collar.  
Peckham Rye
www.peckhamrye.com




Lovingly crafted by hand, each design from hello in there’s range of ‘bell & belle’ bow ties is strictly limited edition, ensuring your wedding day accessory is a fresh, original and uber funky style statement. Go the tailor made route to ensure the perfect match for your ensemble.
hello in there
www.hellointhere.co.uk





A tartan bow tie comprises an effortlessly cool way to incorporate some Cornish colour into your ensemble. Team with a crisp white or jet black shirt for a suave and striking statement.
Cornovi
www.cornish-tartans.co.uk






These fabulously flamboyant – and finely crafted – bow ties from Emma Ashford exemplify her trademark fusion of a modern dandy vibe with South American influences. Choose one of her signature teapot designs for a quintessentially British statement.
Emma Ashford
www.emmaashford.co.uk



words Rebecca Matthews


Copyright WED Magazine 2011