If bridal fashion has taught us anything, it’s that weddings are no longer about tradition for tradition’s sake. And honestly? The same goes for grooms.
The modern groom isn’t settling for a standard black suit and calling it a day. Today’s best wedding style moments are tailored, intentional and deeply personal – and celebrity weddings continue to set the tone.
From old-money tailoring to relaxed coastal suiting and fashion-forward textures, we rounded up the celebrity groom looks that still deserve a spot on every wedding mood board.
1. George Clooney (2014)
When George Clooney married Amal in Venice in 2014, his wedding look became an instant blueprint for timeless groom style.
His custom Giorgio Armani tuxedo delivered everything a formal wedding suit should: razor-sharp tailoring, a classic black silhouette and understated elegance.
- The era: Classic European luxury
- Suit: Custom Giorgio Armani
- Why it still works in 2026:
The return of quiet luxury means black-tie dressing is back — but cleaner, softer and less over-styled.
Steal the look:
- Peak lapel tuxedo
- Crisp white shirt
- Satin detailing
- Minimal accessories
2. Brooklyn Beckham (2022)
Brooklyn Beckham’s Palm Beach wedding look marked a major shift in groom fashion. His custom Dior suit featured a classic ivory dinner jacket with contemporary tailoring and elevated details.
The result? Traditional without feeling dated.
- The era: Modern old money
- Suit: Custom Dior by Kim Jones
- Why it still works in 2026:
Ivory and off-white tuxedo jackets continue dominating destination and summer weddings.
Steal the look:
- Ivory dinner jacket
- Black tailored trousers
- Clean-cut silhouette
- Elevated evening shoes
3. Justin Bieber (2019)
Justin Bieber’s South Carolina wedding proved that less really can be more.
Instead of heavily structured formalwear, Bieber opted for a sleek black Celine tux paired with relaxed styling that felt modern rather than overly polished.
- The era: Contemporary minimalism
- Suit: Custom Celine by Hedi Slimane
- Why it still works in 2026:
Minimal tailoring continues trending among younger grooms who want elegance without feeling overdressed.
Steal the look:
- Slim black tailoring
- Clean shirt styling
- Minimal jewellery
- Streamlined accessories
4. Nick Jonas (2018)
Nick Jonas gave us one of the strongest examples of contemporary black-tie dressing during his wedding celebrations.
His custom Ralph Lauren look balanced traditional tuxedo structure with softer luxury finishes and rich evening styling.
- The era: Modern statement formalwear
- Suit: Custom Ralph Lauren Purple Label
- Why it still works in 2026:
Statement formalwear is replacing safe formalwear.
Steal the look:
- Velvet textures
- Tonal layers
- Luxe tailoring
- Monochrome accessories
5. Kit Harington (2018)
Kit Harington’s wedding look reminded everyone that classic doesn’t have to mean predictable.
His formal morning suit featured contrasting pieces that created visual interest while staying rooted in British tailoring traditions.
- The era: Heritage tailoring revival
- Suit: Traditional morning suit
- Why it still works in 2026:
Vintage-inspired tailoring and old-world ceremony dressing are making a major comeback.
Steal the look:
- Waistcoat layering
- Contrast trousers
- Tailcoat structure
- Heritage fabrics
6. David Beckham (Style Era: Late 2010s–2020s)
Not technically a recent wedding moment – but impossible to ignore when talking groom inspiration.
David Beckham remains the reference point for modern groom style: fitted but not restrictive, classic but never boring.
- The era: Tailoring perfection
- Signature suit aesthetic: Sharp bespoke suiting
- Why it still works in 2026:
Because fit still matters more than trend.
Steal the look:
- Bespoke tailoring
- Deep navy tones
- Soft shoulder construction
- Premium finishing details
The weddingETC takeaway
Celebrity wedding style works because it feels intentional – not expensive.
The strongest groom looks right now aren’t trying to outshine the moment. They’re designed to complement it.
Whether you lean toward Clooney’s timeless tux, Beckham’s polished tailoring or Bieber’s relaxed approach, the formula stays the same: great fit, thoughtful details and a suit that feels like you.
Because the best wedding photos never start with, “What was trending?” They start with, “That looked so him.”
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