Match the Dress Colour Exactly
The Model Chic tie range is designed specifically to match the dress colour palette. Same shades, considered tones, designed to coordinate. Mismatched ties from external suppliers rarely match exactly - the dye lots, fabric finishes, and colour names rarely align.
Buying both from the same supplier means the wedding party photographs as deliberately coordinated rather than approximately matched.
Available Colours
Tie colours match the most-popular bridesmaid dress shades - burgundy, navy, sage, champagne, dusty blue, and more depending on stock. The range expands and contracts based on bridesmaid colour trends.
For specific colour coordination with bridesmaid dresses, see burgundy bridesmaid dresses, navy bridesmaid dresses, sage bridesmaid dresses, and champagne bridesmaid dresses.
How Many to Order
Standard groomsmen lineup: groom plus three to five groomsmen. Each gets a matching tie in the same shade as the bridesmaid dresses. The groom may opt for a slightly different shade or a complementary colour to differentiate from the rest of the lineup, similar to how the maid of honour differentiates from the bridesmaids.
Order one tie per groomsman plus the groom. Ties are not adjustable in length the way dresses are - confirm preferred tie style (standard, slim, bow tie) with the groomsmen before ordering.
Coordinating Across the Whole Wedding Party
For full wedding party coordination, see matching groomsmen accessories for the wider accessory range, and the bridesmaid dresses collection for dress colours.
Most brides order swatches of both dress and tie before committing - the tone match is best confirmed in person under matching lighting.
Ordering and Dispatch
Order alongside dress and accessory orders for combined dispatch from the UK warehouse. Tie orders are not adjustable for size - one size fits most. Returns and exchanges follow standard policy but ties cannot be exchanged once worn.
For wedding morning styling, the 99 Ways to Tie book covers dress styling but not tie knots - groomsmen should plan tie knots independently.
