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"Relax. A vast industry stands ready to support you. If your bride is planning to wear a gown with a veil, these are your choices: When a formal wedding takes place before 7 P.M., the groom customarily wears gray striped trousers, a gray vest, a wing collar and an ascot or cravat in white or black. After 7 P.M., a formal wedding calls for white tie and tails. Both these outfits are readily available for rental, and you'll probably want to rent\u2014 unless money is your plaything\u2014because chances are you'll never wear either of them again. And if you're renting, shop around and get the very best rental suit you can find. If you'd like to do something a little looser in the evening and your bride swaps her gown for a dinner dress, you may choose to wear a tux. In this case, you may want to spring for one of your own. There's something infinitely more comfortable about wearing your own clothes\u2014I call it bowling-shoe syndrome. If you have a tux, you'll wind up wearing it enough times to justify the purchase. It could be the awakening of your inner peacock. \n\nProbably the only reason you can't tie a bow tie is that you've never tried. It is basically the same operation as tying your shoelace, except that because you do it while looking in the mirror, it seems to bring out the same fear many associate with parallel parking. With a little bit of practice, you'll be fine. But if you just can't do it yourself, I'm sure your bride would be more than happy to tie your knot. No matter what, don't go for a pre-tied tie. You'll look like the little plastic guy on top of the cake."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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