How To Wear Pocket Square For Wedding?

The pocket square is a versatile accessory that can be worn for various occasions, including weddings, proms, and meetings. It is important to avoid matching the pocket square color with your tie and use secondary color accents for patterned pocket squares. For a more formal wedding, a muted pocket square with an inconspicuous fold will work, while for a more casual wedding, bright colors can be used with a more ornate fold.

To fold a pocket square, follow these steps: lay the square flat, point up, fold the lower tip up, fold the left corner point up and across the overlapping tips at the top, and fold the right corner straight over to the left. Arrange the pocket square so that the three points peek out of the pocket.

For boutonnières, choose a pocket square that is primarily the colour of a small detail within the tie pattern. For a large bold print, choose one of the more relaxed pocket square folds to emphasize its features.

Pocket square boutonnières, also known as floral pocket squares or pocket boutonnières, are floral arrangements that poke out from the external breast pocket of a groom’s suit or tuxedo jacket. To complement your outfit, pull out one or more colors featured in your suit, shirt, or tie.

In conclusion, pocket squares are not just for formal occasions but also suitable for both formal and informal gatherings. To ensure a polished look, follow these steps: lay the pocket square flat, fold it diagonally, and fold the left side over the top.

Why shouldn’t you match tie and pocket square?

We praise fashion ensembles for being creative. If you wear matching ties and pocket squares, you haven’t thought about how to make your accessories more interesting. Your tie and pocket square should match, but don’t make them the same.

Pairing rules for ties and pocket squares. Your pocket square should match your tie. Your pocket square should match your tie subtly, either with a lighter or darker tone.

How do you fold a pocket square for a formal event?

Then, we can stretch it, add volume, and twist it from underneath. Back and done. Put it in the pocket. Adjust it until you’re happy.

Can you wear a pocket square with just a dress shirt?

Don’t add a pocket square to your coat, overcoat, or shirt. Add it to your suit or jacket. Don’t match your pocket square to your tie or bow tie. Don’t match your accessories exactly. Avoid loud patterns. Solid colors and simple patterns work best. Some men may wonder if there are certain occasions where a pocket square should be avoided. There are no rules about when you can or can’t wear a pocket square. You can add this accessory to your suit jacket to elevate your look. Consider the occasion when deciding how to wear it. Avoid flashy colors or patterns at somber events like funerals or formal events like weddings. Be creative with your patterns or folds for more casual events! If you’re still unsure, a white pocket square is a safe choice. We recommend silk pocket squares at Trafalgar. The smooth, shimmering material looks luxurious. They’re thin and easy to store. Check out our best-selling solid colors or prints.

What is the most formal pocket square?

For formal occasions, wear a white pocket square. If you want a pocket square that works in any business setting, go for a white one with a pattern or colored edging. This is a conservative, serious look. You don’t have to worry about white pocket squares. You can wear them with any tie and jacket. Don’t match your tie and pocket square.

How to style a pocket square for a wedding?

Pinch the silk pocket square in the middle and make a semi-circle with your thumb and index finger. Run your circle down the square fabric, stopping about three-quarters of the way. Stretch the puff for more volume, then tuck under the excess fabric. Put the finished square into the pocket and adjust until you’re happy.

The Wave Fold. Alex shows the Wave Fold, using the new silk pocket square, Mount Corcoran. To make a wave fold, pinch two corners of the pocket square to make a triangle. Next, fold the far right corner over to make a smaller triangle, then the far right again. Once you’ve folded it twice, turn it over.

Does pocket square have to match tie wedding?

Pairing ties and pocket squares. Your pocket square should match your tie. Your pocket square should match your tie subtly. Knowing how to accessorize is part of being stylish. In one outfit, there should be one or two big pieces and everything else should support them. You have to decide if your tie or pocket square will be the statement piece. Don’t pair a bold pocket square with a bold tie if you don’t want them to clash. Don’t wear a satin pocket square with a cotton or linen tie. You can wear contrasting fabrics with a white cotton or linen pocket square. White cotton and linen pocket squares match all ties, but if you want to make a lasting statement, get creative.

Is pocket square formal?

Pocket square. You don’t always need a loud color to make a statement with your pocket square. Sometimes, a plain white pocket square is all you need. This plain pocket square is appropriate for all formal events. A plain white pocket square is always safe to have. A pocket square with large patterns is best for casual events. They have louder colors and are more attention-grabbing than your usual pocket square prints. To make your patterned pocket square stand out, try the puff fold or the winged puff fold. See below for more tips on folding a pocket square.

When not to wear a pocket square?

It’s about what you want to look like and how a pocket square can affect it. Does a pocket square make sense for your look? Do you want to play up a color? Or does it feel like an obligation? Your outfit is fine as is, or maybe you need that final touch. It’s up to you! We don’t think a pocket square is a must for tailoring. Guys can wear a suit and tie without a pocket square. We don’t think a pocket square is a replacement for a tie. We think ties are more slouchy than not wearing one. Some things are more effective at expressing yourself than others. That’s why menswear is about recognizing these qualities. The classic menswear challenge of choosing a pocket square still exists, with more options. It’s all part of the fun! It’s funny that I haven’t talked about pocket squares on this blog. I always think about them when I’m putting outfits together. I also talked about this on the Style & Direction podcast with Spencer and MJ. Spencer and MJ like patterned pocket squares. MJ wears them with a jacket, even without a tie. We talk about the vibe of a pocket square and when we wear them.

What is the correct way to wear a pocket square?

Now take the lower right. Bring it to the top left. Now take the right corner. Bring it across to the left edge.

Is a pocket square appropriate for a wedding?

Wedding pocket squares. A pocket square is a must for any wedding look. Most grooms use pocket squares to match the bridesmaids’ dresses and colors. At Marc Darcy, all our pocket squares match the lining of the suit. If the pocket square you want isn’t available, we have a wide selection of tie sets in different colors and fabrics. We’re also launching knitted pocket squares to match our knitted tie and bow tie range.

Shop our range of tie sets and bow ties to complete your look. Related Article: Guide to Summer Wedding Attire for Men.

What is the best pocket square fold for a wedding?

Three-Point Fold the pocket square flat. Fold the bottom corner up to meet the top corner. Fold the left corner up to the right of the top point, making a second peak. Fold the right corner up to the left of the top point, making a third peak. Tuck into pocket with the folds facing out. Grooms and groomsmen don’t usually fold pocket squares. I can count on one hand the number of friends who dress up with pocket squares they fold themselves! The suit or tux looks best with the right pocket square, tie, or bow tie (check out our blog post on how to tie a bow tie here) and boutonnière! You have to know how to fold it, not just stuff it in. You’ll always know when you look back at your photos.