Tuxedo

• Tips for Choosing a Wedding Tuxedo

Choosing the perfect tuxedo and accessories is vital, thus making the task daunting. Choose a tuxedo that complements your bride's gown. For instance, if it's a traditional wedding, dress in a classic tux. If it is a modern wedding or themed wedding, then dress according to the theme and style. If your theme is a beach wedding, opt for white instead of the traditional black tux. Are you planning an evening or daytime wedding?

Daytime weddings can be less formal. Although a tux is still appropriate, some couples opt for a dressy suit with tuxedo accessories.
Don't Be Late For Your Own Wedding! Finding the right tuxedo takes time, as do fittings to make it look just right. If you're having the tux custom made, allow 2 months.

It Just Ain't Fitting!
Yes, you can be comfortable in a tuxedo, if it fits well and is made from a nice, high-quality fabric.
Tuxedo shirts require cufflinks and studs. You would never rent a suit, so why rent a tux?

• Tuxedos and Prom Dresses

Getting ready for the Prom can be quite expensive but the biggest cost is generally in relation to tuxedos and prom dresses. Prom dresses are expensive, but what girl doesn’t want to feel like a princess on the night of her Prom? Some years the trend is for short prom dresses that sparkle. Other types the style is a long flowing dress.

It is important to find the right prom dress to fit your particular body shape. Even if you absolutely love the style of a dress you want to pass it up if it isn’t a correct fit. If you think you legs are too short look at the selection of long prom dresses. If you find the perfect Prom dress early on ask the sales clerk to hold it for you.

• A Faux Pas Is A Mistake In A Tuxedo

My long established hobby has earned me a membership in the POP (People Observing People) Culture. Don't get me wrong here, I love people. All sorts of people. We think everybody else is more interesting than our life.

As an expert in the POP Culture, the most interesting thing about people can be summed up in one word: mistakes. Other similarities exist among people, but this one thing supercedes culture, time, age and gender. Everybody at some time to some degree makes mistakes.

Now, a mistake is not just a mistake. There are categories and degrees of mistakes. Not long ago my wife, who works as my secretary, dialed a number for me. I immediately scowled at my wife and demanded, "What number did you dial?"

Inadvertently, she had dialed some phone sex number. Misunderstanding represents another category. Blunder is still another category of mistakes. In this group, the mistake is rather innocent. A faux pas is simply a mistake in a tuxedo.

A faux pas can cover any and all mistakes. When you realize that you've just committed a faux pas, place three fingers from your right hand, never your left and never four fingers although two will work fine, across your mouth while extending your pinky. Then giggle and say, "Oh, pardon my faux pas.