Men aren\u2019t usually as good at multitasking as women and many have a habit of leaving things until the last moment. So not to leave the Groom in the cold and help out the Bride here a last-minute checklist for your new hubby-to-be so he can see at a glance what he has to do and when \u2013 and you get the peace of mind of knowing that he\u2019s on the case, hopefully.<\/p>\n
Most grooms rise to the occasion of their wedding and dress smartly, even if they don\u2019t go the traditional morning coat and tails look.<\/p>\n
Whatever type of suit your fianc\u00e9 wears, it needs to fit him perfectly and should be cleaned and brushed. He needs to have every aspect of his outfit in place and organised well in advance and absolutely not go shopping the day before.<\/p>\n
Take his suit out of its bag and hang it up the night before to air and allow any creases time to fall out. It\u2019s also a good idea for him to have a spare shirt handy, just in case something gets spilled down his front at the last minute.<\/p>\n
Accessories are also key to a groom\u2019s look. Firstly, he needs to have some new socks on. They don\u2019t have to be black, if he wants to rock a colour or stripes then let him. Just make sure his socks don\u2019t have holes! Other accessories he\u2019ll need to have are cufflinks for his shirt, his tie or cravat and any other option extra\u2019s that he wants to wear with his outfit.<\/p>\n
His shoes should be shiny and polished and if they\u2019re new he needs to wear them in a bit before the big day \u2013 just as you have been wearing in your wedding shoes<\/a>. He might want to wear a tie pin as a piece of jewellery and if you want to give him a gift of jewellery for your day, then this is something to consider.<\/p>\n Just like you, your groom needs to be thinking about his hair on your big day (just think of the photographs you\u2019re going to have taken). He should have it cut no more than a week before the big day. If he wears it longer it needs to be shaped and if it\u2019s short, then it needs to look sharp.<\/p>\n If you want to treat him, you could organise for him to have a cut and shave at a high end hair salon so he feels really special.<\/p>\n A ring is an everlasting symbol of your love and commitment for one another and it\u2019s the groom\u2019s job to get the rings organised. No pressure there then!<\/p>\n Your husband to-be needs to buy wedding rings for both of you and check that they are the correct sizes. If you\u2019re having something bespoke created then you need to be sure that the rings are going to be ready in time, and the pair will need to be cleaned and tucked away somewhere safe until the big day. Your rings are a main event when you tie the knot so it\u2019s essential that they fit correctly and that he has them ready.<\/p>\n Losing the rings may be something that happens in sit-coms but it has been known to happen in real life, too! It\u2019s traditionally the best man\u2019s job to take care of them in the church and hand them over to the groom in time for the ceremony.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Men aren\u2019t usually as good at multitasking as women and many have a habit of leaving things until the last moment. So not to leave the Groom in the cold and help out the Bride here a last-minute checklist for … Continue reading