Black tie in the city. A garden ceremony. Vows by the sea. Your setting is the starting point; your style makes it personal.
Tuxedos · Dinner jackets · Formal details
An evening to dress for.
A sharp peak lapel. The curve of a shawl collar. Explore black, midnight blue or a more expressive cloth, with the proportions and finishing details made yours.
A clean two-piece or a considered three-piece. Choose colour, texture and shape around your setting, and commission a suit you can wear well beyond the wedding.
Linen, lighter wools and cloth with a softer feel. We’ll guide weight, drape and colour around the climate, the venue and how you want to wear your suit.
Choose from the largest luxury cloth selection in Toronto. We’ll guide the colour, weight and drape, then bring the look together with lapels, lining, buttons and finishing touches.
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Cut for you
Your measurements and posture inform an individual pattern, with a basted fitting to refine the shape.
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Considered as a whole
Your shirt, shoes and accessories can be planned alongside the suit, so every choice belongs.
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Refined in person
Fittings and in-house adjustments help you feel comfortable standing, sitting and moving through the day.
Menswear uses full floating canvas; womenswear uses half-canvas construction. Cloth determines your final investment. Semi-bespoke tuxedo pricing is confirmed at your consultation.
How far in advance should I order my wedding suit?
Commission 3 to 4 months or more before the wedding. A first commission takes about 10 weeks, and the extra margin leaves room for fittings, photographs, and a calm final month. Bench-made bespoke takes 4 to 5 months. For bench-made, book earlier than the 4–5 month making time. If your date is closer, contact us before commissioning so we can confirm what is possible.
How much does a custom wedding suit cost in Toronto?
At The London Bespoke Club, semi-bespoke wedding suits start at $1,800 and fully bench-made bespoke starts at $5,795. The final investment depends on your cloth, and we review pricing openly at your first appointment, before anything is commissioned. Your suit is yours to wear for the wedding and beyond.
Should I buy a custom suit or rent a tuxedo for my wedding?
Consider your budget, timeline and how often you expect to wear it. A rental can suit a one-off occasion. A bespoke commission gives you an individual pattern and choices in cloth and details, with a garment you keep. Our semi-bespoke wedding suits start at $1,800.
Do you outfit groomsmen and wedding parties?
Yes. We coordinate cloth, colour and formality across the wedding party, with each person measured and fitted individually. Book a wedding-party visit and share your party size, wedding date and any travel plans so we can discuss the fitting schedule together.
Can you make tuxedos, and what styles?
Yes. Explore black or midnight blue, peak or shawl lapels, velvet dinner jackets and more expressive cloths. Each tuxedo is cut to your individual pattern. Bench-made tuxedos start at $6,000; we confirm semi-bespoke tuxedo pricing and cloth options at your consultation.
Do you make wedding suits for brides?
Yes. Our dedicated staff trained in womenswear guide your bridal suit, from shape and cloth to finishing details. Womenswear uses half-canvas construction, with an individual pattern and a basted fitting to refine the fit. Your partner is welcome at your wedding consultation.
What happens at the first wedding appointment?
Come in, enjoy a glass of champagne and explore cloth and styles with us. Bring your wedding date, venue and any inspiration; your partner is welcome too. We discuss the tailoring options, pricing and timing before you decide to commission. Your first visit is a conversation, with no obligation to order.
What if the fit needs adjusting?
We alter your garment until you are completely satisfied. In the rare case that a remake is needed, we will do it. Alterations relating to weight loss or gain are covered for 12 months from pickup. After that, standard alteration pricing applies. Changes made for a styling preference, such as shortening a jacket or changing buttons, are charged separately.
The London Bespoke Club · 146 Yonge Street, Toronto
Let’s make this part of your story.
Come in, enjoy a glass of champagne and explore the possibilities. Your first visit is a conversation, with no obligation to commission.