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by George Reece
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few weeks ago I had the
immense privilege of ushering
at the wedding of two of my very
best friends. I was not the best man,
a point the groom rather
endearingly, though unnecessarily,
apologised implicitly for when he
asked me to usher, by mentioning
in the same sentence who the best
man was and why. I was instead,
the second-best man. The quite
good man. The fairly decent chap.
And I was delighted so to be.
However, I learned something new
about weddings by being part of
one. Dressing for a wedding is not
about looking good. Fundamentally
and crucially, the way you should
dress for a wedding bears no
relation at all to the way you should
dress in the res