Getting Married

Groom's Attire

Looking to suit up for your own or someone else's big day? We've listed some options for you to get started. You'll look smart in no time!

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Like in many other countries, German grooms traditionally wear a tuxedo or formal suit on the day of the wedding. But the exact cut, colour and any accessories are all up to the fashion sense of the groom! One flower of the bridal bouquet is traditionally positioned as a boutonnière on the groom’s jacket.

If you're looking for a suit, the following links might help. (Note: some of the following websites are in German).

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In a multicultural city like Hamburg, there is no need to celebrate your wedding according to the German tradition. Whether you're looking for a Turkish, Greek, Polish, Pakistani, Hindi or another kind of celebration, several shops in Hamburg are likely to specialise in what you need. The Steindamm near Hauptbahnhof is known for the cultural diversity of its shops.

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