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When should you order your wedding suit?

Written by
The Roomten tailors
Published
2026-07-28
Last reviewed
2026-09-01
Reading time
4 min
  • wedding suits
  • grooms suits
  • made to measure suits
A tailored wedding suit photographed in natural light
Wedding tailoring, made to measure.

In short

Order several months before the wedding. A made-to-measure suit takes approximately 6–8 weeks to make, and the extra time covers cloth selection, fittings, adjustments and coordinating the rest of the wedding party. Our recommendation is to order your suit 3 - 6 months before the wedding.

The make is only part of it

Making the suit takes about 6–8 weeks under normal circumstances. Deciding what you want, seeing cloth, being measured, fitting the finished garment and making adjustments all sit either side of that.

A workable order of events

  • First appointment: cloth, style and colour discussed against the venue, season and time of day.
  • Measuring: full measurements, posture and fit assessed.
  • Making: approximately 6–8 weeks.
  • Fitting: finished garment fitted and adjusted where necessary, comfortably before the day.

If the whole party is being tailored

Groomsmen and family are best measured within a short window so everything is made and delivered together. Where people are spread around the country, allow extra time for travel to appointments.

Answers

Related questions

How far in advance should I order my wedding suit?

Allow more time than the standard 6–8 week make. Ordering several months ahead leaves room for fittings, changes and the rest of the wedding party.

Last reviewed 2026-09-01

Can Roomten tailor the whole wedding party?

Yes. Groom, groomsmen and family can be measured and made in matching or complementary cloths, coordinated to one delivery date.

Last reviewed 2026-09-01

What is the best fabric for a summer wedding suit?

Lighter-weight wools, wool-linen and open-weave cloths wear cooler and crease more softly than heavy worsteds, which matters over a long day outdoors.

Last reviewed 2026-09-01