Weddings have always been a celebration of love, but they’re also a bold expression of identity and authenticity. Every couple deserves a wedding look that reflects who they are (and makes them look gooood)—both individually and together! We know the most stylish wedding duos find creative ways to complement each other while still embracing their personal taste. Whether you’re both drawn to classic elegance, modern tailoring, or a bold fashion statement, there are endless ways to craft the look that feels cohesive and still so you. As Pride Month kicks off, let’s explore LGBTQ+ wedding outfit ideas that reflect your personal styles and make your big day truly unforgettable.

Style Chemistry: How Couples Complement Each Other

Let’s be real, no one expects wedding outfits to be carbon copies—for straight or LGBTQ+ celebrations. What makes couples stand out is how their two styles play off each other naturally. It’s basic style chemistry: One of you loves a sharp, tailored look, and the other prefers flowing silhouettes. Perfect. Maybe one’s into metallic accents, but the other loves a matte finish. That’s your fashion fingerprint! It’s not about matching but being in sync. By focusing on complementary elements (think shared color stories, similar textures, or unifying accessories), you can create cohesion without sacrificing your individual flair. And when both outfits reflect the wearers, the whole look just works.

Bride & Bride Wedding Looks

Two brides walking down the aisle means double the opportunity for show-stopping style! Consider some of these favorite bride and bride wedding looks:

• Coordinated but Unique: Choose a shared color palette or fabric (like ivory satin or a soft tulle), then vary the silhouettes—think a romantic A-line gown for one bride and a sleek sheath dress for the other.
• Feminine Meets Edgy: Don’t both want a dress? Embrace contrast with one bride in a classic ball gown and the other in a tailored bridal jumpsuit or chic white wedding suit.
• Accessorize with Intention: Use accessories to unite or contrast your looks—veils, statement earrings, bridal gloves, or shoes in the same tone or style can tie your looks together.
• Texture Play: Combine lace, organza, and sequins for dynamic visual interest. A minimalist bride can stand next to one draped in embellishments and still look perfectly matched.

Groom & Groom Wedding Styles

Groom and groom wedding styles are yet another incredible opportunity to play with fashion, color, and individuality.

• Complementary Color Schemes: Rather than going matchy-matchy in generic black tuxedos, choose suits in complementary tones—like navy and emerald, burgundy and charcoal, or even pastel pairings for a summer wedding.
• Mix Formalities: One groom can wear a traditional tux while the other opts for a modern slim-fit suit in a statement color or pattern. This juxtaposition creates visual interest and showcases each groom’s personality.
• Shared Details: Matching pocket squares, boutonnieres, or tie fabrics and patterns can provide subtle harmony even when the overall looks differ.
• Bold Patterns & Personalization: Consider florals, pinstripes, or embroidered suits for a high-fashion look. Personalized touches like monogrammed cufflinks or rainbow-lined jackets can subtly infuse your Pride.

Nonbinary and Gender-Neutral Wedding Outfit Ideas

Wedding fashion isn’t binary—and neither are all couples! For nonbinary and gender-expansive pairs, the goal is authenticity and comfort above all.

• Mixing Traditional Elements: Combine pieces from different style categories, like a skirted tuxedo jacket with a crisp shirt, or a structured suit with a lace blouse.
• Jumpsuits & High-Low Hemlines: Gender-neutral wedding outfits like jumpsuits, tailored two-pieces, and high-low skirts are stylish and versatile for all body types.
• Expressive Colors & Fabrics: Don’t shy away from bold hues, ombré tones, metallics, or unexpected fabrics like velvet or satin.
• Unlabeled Shopping Tips: Focus on fit and feel—not labels. Tailoring is key, and many retailers now offer inclusive sizing and gender-fluid wedding options.

Be You, Boldly

Your wedding day is a celebration of two individuals choosing to walk through life together—and your outfits will reflect that balance beautifully. There’s no need to match head-to-toe or follow any spoken or unspoken rules. If your styles are wildly different, lean into it. If you both love clean lines and neutrals, we love that for you, too. The key is to feel like the best version of yourselves, side by side. Choose pieces that reflect your personality, prioritize fit and comfort, and remember that confidence is the ultimate accessory.

Looking for your Pride-perfect outfit? Explore David’s inclusive styles from Wildfang, Perry Ellis, and more to build a look that’s true to your love.

Want more inspo? Check out Pearl by David’s for all the latest trends, advice, and more.