The right tux for your wedding
Start off by reading this article to find what kind of tuxedo or suit is appropriate for the time of day and formality of your wedding.

Gingiss Formal Wear
Gingiss bills itself as the “only national tuxedo specialist” and has more than 280 stores across the US. They’ve got several helpful articles on what a groom needs to know – not only what to wear, but also etiquette, groomsman gift ideas, and a groom’s to-do checklist.

Tuxedo advice from someone who knows
Advice from a formal wear professional on what questions to ask at the formal wear store, what styles are appropriate for each time of day, and how to choose the right look for your wedding.

After Hours
With more than 325 locations in the United States, from South Dakota to Florida, you’re likely to find an After Hours shop near you and your attendants. I especially mention this site because they have a great search feature, as well as “create-a-tux” where you see how your tux style, color, vest style and vest color will all work together from the comfort of your home.

Having a beach wedding?
Sure, there are tons of places to rent a tuxedo for your wedding day, but your wedding is on the beach. Won't you feel out of place in black tie, or even a suit and tie? Read this advice on dressing for a beach wedding