Cloth & colour
Choose a cloth that suits the climate, ceremony and time of day, with colour considered alongside the wider wedding palette.
Wedding tailoring
Personal guidance on cloth, colour, fit and formality for the groom and the people standing beside him.
The groom
Your suit should make sense of the setting, season and character of the wedding without feeling like costume. Rochefort helps you arrive at the right level of formality, then brings the cloth, cut, shirt and finishing details together as one complete look.
Choose a cloth that suits the climate, ceremony and time of day, with colour considered alongside the wider wedding palette.
From an understated lounge suit to evening dress, each detail is selected for proportion, comfort and the tone of the occasion.
Measurements and fittings are scheduled with enough time to resolve the garment calmly before the wedding day.
One complete look
Rochefort can help coordinate the suit, shirt, waistcoat and tie so each element works together. Locally tailored neckties can also be made to complement the wedding palette.

Planning ahead
Start with enough time to explore cloth and styling without narrowing the choices.
Bring useful references and details of the venue, season and wedding palette.
Allow room for the garment to develop and for the final fit to be checked.
Try on the complete look and leave time for any final adjustment.
“A wedding suit should still feel like you—only considered in every detail.”The Rochefort approach