The Groom's Suit by Edwin Uy [Happy Details]

Now that we have finally posted about our happy day, it's time to talk about the details. If you've been following this blog since we got engaged, you probably noticed that though we had a ton of stories to tell, we didn't really post about the specifics. That's because we chose to keep it all to ourselves so our wedding could still have the element of surprise. Well, we can talk about everything now, yay! p.s. Please read our note about suppliers.

Hey! It's Aleq. It's my turn to write about the details, because this post is all about me, the groom. It's been a while, so let's get it on.

The suit I wore to our wedding wasn't initially what I had in mind. At first, I wanted to go for a light gray suit. However, most of those who got married during the year we were making our preparations opted for the gray suit I wanted. To break the mold, I decided to go for a blue suit.

Most important suit of my life

Suit Designer - Check!

I've been telling stories about my side of things, but it's time I tell the boy's stories too. Aleq is really busy with work though, so it's up to me to post things.

So as you know, designer Edwin Uy and his team are making my wedding gown. The fiance checked out their suits before, but took his time deciding on his suit-maker because he just wanted to be sure about what he wanted. Last January 7, he finally decided and went with Edwin Uy too.

We headed there after one really hectic day at the office so we got there really late, but assistant designer Jeon and the rest of the team were still able to accommodate us. They're awesome. I didn't take pics when Jeon was taking my measurements anymore, but I did take pics of Aleq's suit swatches.

Navy without flash (it was dark in the showroom)