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With decades of tailoring expertise, we make the process of creating your wedding suit enjoyable, personal and completely stress-free. From your first consultation to the final fitting, our focus is on understanding your vision and crafting a suit that ensures you look and feel exceptional on one of the most important days of your life.

No two weddings are the same, and neither are the men wearing the suits. Whether you’re seeking timeless elegance or something more distinctive, we’ll guide you through every detail, from fabric selection and styling to the finishing touches. Appointments are available at both our Woburn Studio and Savile Row showroom, with no obligation to proceed after your initial consultation. Simply share your ideas with us, and we’ll take care of the rest.

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Feel and Look Spectacular on Your Wedding Day

Here at Souster & Hicks, we’ve helped hundreds of couples choose the perfect wedding suit, from a wide range of stunning fabric designs and styling details. Whether you’re after a sharp and classic grey or a more unique French blue, we’re on hand to help you make the important choices. Our family-run business has over 60 years of experience in the tailoring industry, which helps to create an environment that is comfortable, welcoming, and professional.

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Why Choose Souster & Hicks

  • From traditional cuts to bold tones & sweeping lines of a modern-day navy jacket, our garments not only fit perfect, but last for years to come.
  • We offer a personal experience from start to finish, helping you choose the right colour, texture style, & weight, whilst we can also create matching suits for your groomsmen.
  • We have decades of proven experience with trusted clientele including some of the globe’s much-loved figures.
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I wanted a very special suit for my wedding day. I was not disappointed, the service and finished suit was fantastic. I felt a million dollars. Thank you to Wes who looked after me.
Dan Green, Milton Keynes

Our Tailoring Options

Our tailoring options: find the right approach for your bespoke wedding suit

  • Black Label

    Made to measure from £1,450

    Black Label

    With a part canvassed construction, the Black Label gives you a great insight into the “bespoke tailoring world”. These suits are factory-made to your measurements, posture and figuration details, which will be taken by Wes and Geoff, fully trained bespoke tailors. Black Label is our entry-level made-to-measure service, but you’re still guaranteed a vast choice of fabrics and individual styling details.

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  • Platinum by Scuderi

    Made to measure from £2,475

    Platinum by Scuderi

    Platinum by Scuderi is our made-to-measure canvassed product made in Italy. For fans of soft tailoring, this family tailoring house based on the outskirts of Rome has been creating beautifully crafted garments for over 70 years, comparable in quality to those of top Italian brands such as Brioni, Zegna and Loro Piana.

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  • Bespoke Platinum Label

    Hand crafted bespoke from £4,750

    Bespoke Platinum Label

    The finest suits and the pinnacle of tailoring. Your suit is handmade with your own master pattern drafted from scratch by Geoff or Wes Souster, with around 70 hours of labour by exacting Savile Row standards — recognised to be on par with the very best bespoke tailors in the world, whilst being very competitively priced.

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Designed for More Than One Day

Your wedding suit should be one of the hardest-working garments you own.

At Souster & Hicks, we create wedding tailoring with longevity in mind, helping clients choose fabrics, colours and styling details that work just as well after the wedding as they do on the day itself. Whether worn as a complete suit for future events or styled separately with chinos, knitwear or denim, your garment is designed to be enjoyed for years to come.

By investing in timeless tailoring rather than one-time wear, you’ll not only achieve a better fit and superior quality but also a more sustainable wardrobe.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How far in advance should I book my wedding suit appointment?

Booking as early as possible is always recommended, particularly if your wedding falls during peak season, spring and summer dates tend to fill up quickly. As a general guide, allowing at least four to six months from your first appointment to your wedding day gives enough time for the full tailoring process: initial consultation, fabric selection, measurements, fittings and any final adjustments. Every commission is different, a more complex brief, such as matching suits for a larger wedding party, will naturally require more planning time. If your wedding is approaching sooner than expected, it’s still worth getting in touch, we will always do our best to accommodate your timeline where we can. Booking early also means you have more time to enjoy the process rather than rushing through decisions. From fabric and cut, to the smaller finishing details, these choices need consideration.

Can Souster & Hicks make matching suits for my groomsmen?

Absolutely, dressing the whole wedding party is something we’re well practised in. Identical groomsmen suits or a complementary variation of your own with a different shade, contrasting lining or a subtle difference in cut, we can work with you to achieve a cohesive look that still lets you stand apart as the groom. Co-ordinating multiple fittings for a group needs careful scheduling which our team will help you plan so the process runs smoothly for everyone. Each member of the wedding party receives the same level of personal attention, with individual measurements taken to ensure a proper fit for everyone. Having everyone dressed by the same tailor also means consistency in quality and finish, something that makes a real difference in photographs.

What is the difference between a bespoke suit and an off the shelf suit for a wedding?

An off the shelf suit is made to standardised measurements, which means it may fit well in some areas but rarely in all. Alterations can improve the overall shape, but there are limits to what can be achieved once a garment is already cut and sewn to a fixed pattern. A bespoke suit is built entirely around your body and your preferences, every measurement is taken individually, the pattern is made specifically for you, and you have full control over every element such as fabric weight, colour, lapel style, lining, buttons and more. The outcome is a garment that fits precisely, moves with you naturally and reflects your personal taste. For a wedding day, when every detail is considered and photographs will last a lifetime, that level of personalisation is difficult to replicate through any other route. It also produces a suit built to last.

Do I need to visit in person, or can I get started remotely?

An in-person appointment is strongly recommended, particularly for a wedding suit commission. Accurate measurements, fabric handling and the detailed conversation that shapes a personal brief are all far better achieved face to face. Seeing and feeling fabrics in person also makes a significant difference, colours, textures and weights can look quite different on a screen compared to how they appear in natural light. Souster & Hicks has two locations available for appointments: the Woburn Studio and the Savile Row showroom, giving you a choice depending on where you’re based or what suits you logistically. If you’re in the very early stages and simply want to explore the possibilities before committing to a visit, reaching out by phone or email is a perfectly good place to start. There’s no obligation at your first appointment, so there’s nothing to lose by coming in for an initial conversation.