The Sterling Banquet and Conference Center runs thirteen event rooms and can hold something like 1,420 people across them. A wedding there is not a private world. It shares corridors, entrances and, frequently, a photographer’s route with whatever else is booked that night, and guests from two events end up standing in the same lobby.
Which produces an involuntary comparison
Nobody intends it. It happens anyway, and it happens most visibly to the wedding party, because eight men in matching suits are the most identifiable group in any building.
The defence is coherence
A party that clearly came from one decision looks intentional next to anything. A party where three men are in one navy and five are in another looks like the group that didn’t organize itself, regardless of what anyone spent.
So the bolt is the decision
One cloth for everybody, agreed with several of them present, then individual fittings afterward. A single order covers it; ask about group pricing for parties of five or more. Roman, master tailor at Lincoln Tailor, on site in our store, sets each length to the shoes that man brings.
Also for Sterling Heights: The Father Who Hasn’t Bought a Suit Since His Wedding. More on wedding suits, or plan your visit to our Oak Park showroom.
