Colours Inspired by Nature
Wedding season is around the corner, and with it comes new style inspiration for grooms and groomsmen. To find out what’ s defining men’ s wedding looks this fall, we turned to the experts at Tip Top for their take on the biggest trends set to make an impact. Here’ s what’ s worth paying attention to.
Nothing complements a fall wedding quite like a palette inspired by the surrounding landscape. Drawing from autumn ' s natural tones of espresso, forest green, chestnut, and rust, this season ' s colours are expressed through modern silhouettes designed to stand out against changing leaves and golden light. Groomsmen are shifting from matching shades and embracing tonal coordination, building outfits from a curated palette that ties everyone together. The result is cohesive, layered, and intentional, with individuality shown within a unified aesthetic.
The Season of Blue
Inspired by crisp skies and cooler days, blue suits are this season’ s focus. Balancing tradition with modern sophistication, these looks are meant to feel timeless, giving men the confidence to own the moment. Styled with textured shirts, tonal accessories, and modern tailoring, these versatile shades deliver a polished look that feels elevated and approachable.
Checks and Plaids
Patterns are having a moment this fall in a more refined way. Checks and plaids are used as subtle accents rather than statements, adding texture and contrast to the suit. Expect to see softened blue and grey checks, brown plaids, and other deeptoned patterns throughout the season. These details tie the wedding party’ s look, keeping the colour and silhouette at the centre of attention.- Tip Top, www. tiptop. ca
While trends continue to evolve, the goal remains the same: helping couples create a polished and memorable wedding day look. With more than a century of experience serving Canadians, Tip Top has witnessed generations of wedding style trends come and go. As couples plan for the season ahead, the growing emphasis on personalized styling, versatile fits, and coordinated wedding party looks reflects a shift toward formalwear that feels both elevated and approachable.