Alex Villom

Weddings

A suit to remember

The wedding day deserves a garment thought specifically for him. We advise the groom in choosing between a morning coat, a tuxedo or a bespoke suit, according to the ceremony's timing, formality and venue.

Groom's attire, Alex Villom

Every wedding has its own language.

The timing, the venue, the climate and the level of formality set the starting point. From there, we interpret protocol through the groom's personality to build a proposal coherent with the ceremony and with the person who will wear it.

Read the groom's formal protocol →

The experience

From the first conversation to delivery.

01

The conversation

We get to know the wedding, the venue, the timing, the dress code and the groom's references.

02

The cloth

We select the cloth considering climate, formality, ceremony time and personality.

03

The design

We define proportions, lapels, structure, buttons, waistcoat and every detail of the composition.

04

The fittings

We progressively perfect the fit directly on the body.

05

The complete look

We integrate shirt, tie, bow tie, pocket square and accessories to achieve a balanced composition.

06

The delivery

We carry out a final review before delivering the finished garment.

More than the suit

A complete composition.

The groom's look doesn't end at the jacket. The proportion of the shirt, the waistcoat, the choice of tie or bow tie and the accessories should all form part of the same intention.

Suit Shirt Waistcoat Tie or Bow Tie Pocket Square Accessories

“Alex, every time I see the suit I say: it's perfect! You really outdid yourself. Thank you for everything.”

Flavio Rodríguez · Groom · Lima

The suit will remain in some of the most important photographs of your life.

A garment built for the occasion, but conceived to remain long after it.

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