White Tux for the Groom

I have been to a wedding where the groom wore all white. Personally, I'm not a fan as I prefer a classic black tux.

My groom is wearing a navy jacket and white pant tux... with a bow tie.. not a fan of the all white either

I've been to a wedding where the groom wore all white as well. It's not my or FHs taste, but there is no reason your FH can't wear all white if that's what he wants to do.

My fh is wearing a white jacket with black pants and bow tie.

Since the color of his tux won't affect a guest's experience, I don't think anyone would (or should, cuz who cares?) have an issue with it if that's what he wants!

I think if that's what he wants and you're okay with it then go ahead and do it

My brother wore white tux and he looked rather handsome in it ! I don't think it's an issue though. It's a day for the both of you!

White tie ( a white tux) is considered more formal than black.

However.. one problem. If you both wear white, and the lighting isn't ideal, your photos may make it hard to differentiate where his tux ends and your dress starts.

White tie doesn't mean a white jacket, it means literally a white tie, and a jacket with tails: http://tinyurl.com/qaextu4

Personally, I think white jackets tend to make men look like waiters, but if your FH likes it, go for it!

The James Bond white dinner jacket style (w/ black pants) can be really sharp looking, but I am not a fan of the all-white suit.

I am ok with the white jacket, black pants look but I feel like the whole white tux looks dated. My uncle wore one to his wedding 20 years ago.

Have you looked at something like this?