Weddingbee boards

In high school I was a sales associate at Afterhours Formalwear (which eventually was gobbled up by MW Tux).  I can safely say that there are "wedding tuxedos" offered at MWT and Savvi.  However, some suits are definitely better than others.  Both stores offer cheaper tuxedos, but with cheapness comes well... cheapness.  Going with a designer tuxedo from them isn't all that much more per person, and spending the money not only makes your men look better in person and in pictures, but also allows them to feel more comfortable since the designer tuxes are generally more ventilated than the store brand because of the fabric quality and placement of vents.  Be aware that larger men are going to have a harder time being properly fitted for a tuxedo!  I had times where I had to use two very long tape measures to measure the chest circumference, which didn't always give me the most reliable data to go from.  Also take into mind that the waist of the pants is adjustable(via clasps on the side of the waist)!  I've had many men panic when they try on their pants and find them to be really loose or really tight.  I think that the waist size on a pair of tux pants can fluctuate three inches (it's been a while, so my memories are rusty).  One final note... Never ever ever let guys pick up their tuxedos and leave without trying them on!  Simple alterations can be made by the staff (shortening/lengthening sleeves and/or pants) and the store may have a backstock of coats, shirts, vests, and pants to swap ill fitting items out with.  Oh! Never let men pick up their suits the morning of the wedding if at all possible!  If the suit doesn't fit and no alterations can be done or there isn't that item in the backstock supply, they will be out of luck unless the guy is wiling to drive to another store location (if the store even has the item).  Also morning pick ups are a bad idea because the store might not be open on time because the manager decided to not wake up, grr!