Whether you’re the groom, part of the wedding party, or a guest aiming to make a smart impression, finding the right suit is essential. From timeless tailoring to modern fits, Milton Keynes City Centre has everything you need to get wedding ready in style.
Here’s your ultimate guide to where to shop:
Cavani – Midsummer Place
Cavani is a UK-based menswear brand specialising in Italian-inspired formalwear and smart-casual attire. With over 25 years of experience, they offer a wide selection of suits — both two and three-piece — along with blazers, waistcoats, trousers, shirts, knitwear, footwear, and accessories. Their collections include tweed and wedding suits, prom and race-day outfits, and made-to-measure options, all blending contemporary trends with traditional tailoring craftsmanship .
Their signature style emphasizes elegant tailoring with modern details, providing refined wardrobe essentials for the modern gentleman, whether dressing for weddings, work life, or special occasions.
For the fashion-forward, House of Cavani is a go-to. Think tweed trims, sharp cuts, and standout waistcoats. Perfect for grooms or guests wanting a bold, vintage-inspired look.
🔹 Top pick: Check-pattern suits with contrasting waistcoats
🔹 Vibe: Italian flair meets British heritage
Charles Tyrwhitt – centre:mk
Charles Tyrwhitt began in 1986 as a mail-order shirt company founded by Nick Wheeler while studying at university, driven by a desire to make the best shirts at the best prices. Today, it’s a trusted name in menswear, especially when it comes to wedding attire. From beautifully tailored Italian wool suits to crisp formal shirts and elegant accessories, Charles Tyrwhitt offers timeless style with a distinctly British touch—ideal for grooms, groomsmen, and well-dressed guests alike.
🔹 Top pick: Non-iron dress shirts and silk ties in seasonal colours
🔹 Great for: Classic weddings and effortless style
Hawes & Curtis – centre:mk
Founded in 1913 by Ralph Hawes and George Frederick Curtis, Hawes & Curtis built its reputation on expert British tailoring, even earning royal warrants from the likes of King George VI. Today, the brand brings that same heritage to its wedding collections, offering sharp two- and three-piece suits, classic shirts, and refined accessories—perfect for grooms, groomsmen, and guests looking for timeless elegance.
🔹 Top pick: Dress shirts, pocket squares, and cufflinks for a refined finish
🔹 Also available: Formal tuxedos for black-tie weddings
Hugo Boss – Midsummer Place
Founded in 1924 by Hugo Ferdinand Boss in Metzingen, Germany, Hugo Boss began as a maker of workwear and raincoats before pivoting to tailored menswear in the 1950's. Today, the brand is synonymous with sharp, modern wedding attire under its BOSS line. Their wedding suit collection features beautifully cut two‑ and three‑piece suits in luxurious fabrics like Italian wool, paired with silk ties, pocket squares, cufflinks, and coordinating shoes—perfect for the groom, groomsmen, or polished guests. Thanks to its rich tailoring heritage and contemporary elegance, Hugo Boss offers timeless sophistication for every aisle moment.
🔹 Top pick: Signature black slim-fit suit or soft neutral tones for summer weddings
🔹 Best suited to: Contemporary weddings with a luxury dress code
John Lewis – centre:mk
John Lewis & Partners began in 1864 when John Lewis opened a drapery shop on Oxford Street, expanding into a department store empire and eventually becoming an employee-owned partnership .
Today, they're a go-to destination for wedding attire, offering a wide selection of sharp two- and three‑piece suits from brands like John Lewis, Moss Bros, Ted Baker and more, in classic shades such as navy, grey, and black . Their wedding collection also includes crisp formal shirts, silk ties, waistcoats, cufflinks, belts, shoes, and pocket squares—everything needed to coordinate a polished look for the groom, groomsmen, or well‑dressed guests.
🔹 Top pick: Classic navy or charcoal suits with a modern edge
🔹 Perk: On-site tailoring and personal styling services
Marks & Spencer – centre:mk
Marks & Spencer (M&S) began in 1884, when Polish immigrant Michael Marks opened a penny bazaar stall at Leeds Kirkgate Market, later partnering in 1894 with Thomas Spencer to found the brand . Originally focused on quality basics and food, M&S has grown into a leading British retailer known for dependable value and classic styling.
Today, their wedding wear range is a go-to for refined, accessible elegance. M&S offers well-tailored two- and three-piece suits in versatile navy, grey, and black—alongside complementary waistcoats, shirting, ties, pocket squares, and smart leather accessories.
🔹 Top pick: Linen-blend suits for summer ceremonies
🔹 Great for: Guests, fathers of the bride/groom, or low-fuss grooms
Milano Couture – centre:mk
Milano Couture, an Italian luxury menswear label, offers a distinguished range of wedding suits and formal attire crafted with meticulous attention to detail . From elegant tuxedos in velvet shawl lapels to sleek two- and three-piece Italian wool ensembles, their wedding collection balances modern sophistication with timeless tailoring.
They also supply complementary accessories—waistcoats, shirts, bow-ties, and shoes—making Milano Couture a refined, all-in-one destination for grooms, groomsmen, and style-conscious wedding guests.
🔹 Top pick: Velvet blazers, jewel tones, and embellished finishes
🔹 For those who: Want to break from tradition
Moss Bros – centre:mk
Moss Bros traces its origins back to 1851, when Moses Moss opened his first Covent Garden shop in London. His sons Alfred and George later launched the UK’s first suit hire department in the 1890's, making formal wear accessible to everyone . Over 170 years on, Moss Bros remains a premier destination for men’s formal wear.
Their hire service is perfect for one-off occasions, while their mix-and-match options make it easy to find the perfect fit for every member of the groom’s party.
🔹 Top pick: Three-piece suits in light grey or navy for summer weddings
🔹 Bonus: Free suit hire for the groom when booking for five or more
Next – centre:mk
Next began in 1982, building on the legacy of Kendall & Sons, a British tailoring company founded in the 1860's. Since then, Next has grown into one of the UK’s leading high-street retailers, known for combining contemporary style with quality and value across clothing, home, and lifestyle.
Explore their wedding suit edit, where modern tailoring meets classic craftsmanship. From top-to-toe three-piece ensembles to versatile, throw-on-and-go styles, Next offers a wide range of jackets, trousers, and waistcoats crafted from premium fabrics. With modern fits and timeless appeal, the collection includes single and double-breasted jackets with shawl, notch, or peak lapels, plus lightweight options in plains and checks. Trousers come in plain front, single pleat, or motion flex styles—perfect for all-day comfort on the big day.
🔹 Top pick: Slim-fit suits in versatile shades like taupe, stone, or navy
🔹 Also available: Boys’ suits for younger wedding party members
Suit Direct – Midsummer Place
Suit Direct sprang from its roots in the Baird Group to become one of the UK’s fastest‑growing formalwear retailers, offering an evolving range of suits, casualwear, and accessories alongside excellent in‑store service . With over 45 high‑street branches and a booming online presence, they’ve revitalised suiting—embracing both classic styles and modern versatility.
Explore their wedding suit edit, featuring smart two‑ and three‑piece groom and groomsmen suits in shades like blue, grey, and tweed, plus matching waistcoats and accessories. Designed for every ceremony, their collection blends tailored elegance with everyday comfort—ideal for couples wanting a polished yet effortlessly stylish look on the big day.
🔹 Top pick: Mix-and-match slim fit suits for a coordinated but not-too-matchy party look
🔹 Ideal for: Budget-conscious shoppers looking to impress
Style Tip:
Don’t forget the details—shoes, ties, cufflinks, and pocket squares can elevate your outfit. Many of these retailers also offer full wedding collections, including footwear and accessories, so you can sort your whole look in one trip.
Get wedding ready in Milton Keynes City Centre—with so many options just steps apart, you’re bound to find a suit that fits your style, budget, and big day perfectly.
