Tuxedo Dress

Tuxedo Dress

A traditional black tuxedo would be perfectly justified. I recommend a single breasted jacket in a suit length (no wake). Because it's afternoon wedding, I would recommend a vest and tie rather than bow tie and cummer bound or Ascot.
As for colors, you can put all the boys in West maroon (and possibly the groom with a pattern and groomsmen without) or you may wish to have a lucky burgundy vest in ivory and the groomsmen in. Go to your local tuxedo shop and play with different combinations until until you find one you like best.
Yes, I think the communication of the same color would be ideal. However, you may want to have a little pattern on either the vest or tie with the same color to jazz it up a little. Personally, I like the look of patterned vest with solid connections, but that's just my opinion. Each combination was right.
I think the blush shoes would be nice with your dress, especially since it has blush accents. Bridal shoes can be like so much fun and formal as the bride is completely on your own. Some brides wear flip-flops, sneakers, combat boots, etc. under their dresses. I had a white wedding dress with beads all over it, giving it a fresh look.
My wedding colors were silver / platinum and Baby Blue. I chose light silver colored shoes because I really liked the shoes and I thought it went well with glittering part of my dress (not to mention were in our wedding colors). So do not hesitate to get shoes.
So be sure to run into things to make sure they are well. When you buy, they break the good things as well, so they want a good reception. My shoes were 2 1 / 2 "heel (I'm 5'4" and my husband is 6'3 ") but I was quite happy to do all the work because I had broken a little by walking around my house several weeks earlier.
Of "traditional" formal day wedding, the bridegroom be a "morning suit" which consists of a cutaway coat, striped tie, trousers, white wing shirt, gray vest and Ascot or four-in-hand. Groom and two companion fathers should be similarly equipped, though they have different bindings to choose the groom can.
For modern day ultra formal wedding, the groom can choose cutaway, stroller or tuxedo. Fathers should be dressed in matching tuxedo or cuttings. If the groom wears a cutaway, it can still have other members of the wedding party dressed in a baby car so taken by the groom.
Obviously, he can also match waistcoats (vests) and / or tie / draw in the colors of your MOH etc.
In these modern times, color is not a formality 'of clothing when it comes to weddings. In all honesty, black is not one of the colors complement your friend has picked up. You can see a very smart suits in chocolate brown.
I'll tell you what if you can give me clothes make the style and number and I'll check out the dress. I can then advise you a little better in terms of costumes and what would complement well.