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Deep shades such as burgundy, forest green, and midnight blue can create a polished look for formal occasions where a suit is appropriate. Pair a colored suit with a crisp white dress shirt, a restrained tie, and leather dress shoes. For black-tie events, follow the invitation’s tuxedo requirements.
Light blue, sage, and soft pink complement spring and summer settings, while burgundy, olive, and rich brown suit fall and winter occasions. These are styling guidelines rather than strict rules—your event’s dress code and personal style can guide your choice year-round.
A white shirt provides a clean foundation for almost any colored suit, while a light blue shirt pairs well with many deeper shades. Choose a tie that complements the suit without competing with it, such as navy with burgundy or dark brown with green. If you add a patterned tie, keep the shirt simple.
Brown leather shoes pair well with blue, green, and earth-tone suits, while black shoes give deep burgundy and midnight blue suits a dressier finish. Lighter brown or tan shoes can complement pastel suits at daytime events. Coordinate your belt with your shoes for a cohesive look.
A colored suit can be a stylish choice when it matches the wedding dress code. Muted pastels work well for daytime or garden celebrations, while deeper jewel tones suit many evening settings. As a guest, avoid white or ivory unless requested, and follow any color guidance from the couple.