Packages Starting at $1275
This is an informative portfolio of some of our favorite wedding suits that we have created and what we offer to our grooms and wedding parties. If you see something that you like, please let us know how we can incorporate those elements into your special celebration. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, we can create it! Email us with your ideas so that we can make your dream ceremony come true.
Eric Adler Clothing believes in inclusivity in styling and design. We work with you to facilitate a unique and personal experience that will make your perfect day loved by all. We welcome all couples, cultures, and family members (including your pets), into the process. This is your special time, and we thank you for the privilege to help make it memorable.
Above is the photographic story Of Max and Alden’s beach wedding in Florida. Max wore an EA White Dinner Jacket and Tuxedo and Alden’s father wore an ERIC ADLER Black Tuxedo. They are a handsome couple and one can’t help but smile looking through the images from their celebration.
Above is a group of photos shot at the Troxell Wedding in October of 2019. He and his lovely bride, Emily married at Arrington Vineyards just south of Nashville, TN. Charlie and his best man, Justin, and his father, Charles Sr. wore modern western wedding suits in the theme of the 1996 movie Tombstone. We had the honor of making all of the men’s wedding outfits.
Below is a selection of photos from Eric Adler’s personal engagement photoshoot. Nashville photographer Christy Hunter captured these images at the Savage Gulf State Natural Area in East Tennessee. With rain in the forecast, her crew was lucky enough to photograph Eric and Rachael in a magical setting with unbelievable backdrops. While this is no wedding suit, Eric is wearing a three-piece custom suit that he designed with a handmade bow tie and a custom black button-down shirt.
Wedding Suits
We would be extremely honored to dress you for your rehearsal dinner, wedding ceremony, or wedding reception. While we don’t offer suits off-the-rack in a wide range of sizes, check out our pages dedicated to custom suits for MEN and WOMEN for a comprehensive description of all that we offer when it comes to custom wedding suits.
Above: Hannah and her wife Melissa came to us after a year of marriage, wanting to create a look for Hannah to wear for their wedding reception. She wore a beautiful forest green, Italian wool two-piece custom suit with unique details to celebrate her one-year anniversary with family and friends.
Below: Reber and Vaheen were one of the unlucky couples that had to postpone their wedding celebration several times during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Like many couples, they had a small wedding on the original wedding date. Reber wore an ERIC ADLER custom tuxedo for the modern outfit of his two-part, Kurdish wedding. Also, his brother Rangebar is pictured in an ERIC ADLER steel blue two-piece custom suit standing next to Reber in his traditional Kurdish attire.
Wedding Bundles
Our Introductory Wedding Package. This bundle will get you ready to get hitched. This package deal includes a two-piece custom suit, custom shirt, and bow tie or necktie for $1275. This bundle applies to select fabrics only.
Our Exclusive Wedding Suit Package. As style’s come and go, we understand that your father’s wardrobe (his suits in particular) may be a bit outdated with today’s fashion. Order a custom suit for the groom (starting at $1095) and get one for the father of the groom (starting at $995) to guarantee the whole family looks their best. (Substitute Father of the Groom for Best Man.) This bundle applies to select fabrics only.
Below: Kevin and his lovely bride tie the knot at a lovely April ceremony in Nashville, TN. Kevin wore a modern take on the traditional tuxedo. The jacket is a two-button double-breasted make with a wide shawl collar. The pants are our standard wool trousers with no tuxedo braid and a modern fit.
Wedding Accessories
We carry a range of accessories to spiff up your wedding attire from cuff links to handmade neckties and bow ties. Inquire about our custom accessory offering to create a cohesive wedding party that is one-of-a-kind. We offer special pricing for larger orders of custom handmade accessories, including our custom neckwear and pocket squares.
Above: Liz & Wesley Wilson got married in a castle in the English countryside in the town where Liz grew up. A native of Nashville, Wesley really wanted to be properly dressed for the occasion. It was such a delight working with Wesley on this full bespoke Eric Adler morning suit. The jacket is a midnight navy herringbone morning coat, a slightly updated version of the traditional coat. He wore the traditional high-waisted grey/black stripe trousers and a beautiful golden double-breasted waistcoat with white slip lapel inserts. Overall we think he was up to par with the smart English dress standards. Learn more about the do’s and don’ts of morning dress in the Eric Adler Blog
Below: Cameron and Renee postponed their wedding due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so they held a tiny surprise wedding in Central Park, New York City. Cameron wore a timeless ERIC ADLER three-piece custom suit in black, which he styled to double as a formal tuxedo. One year later they celebrated with friends and family in Nashville, TN. Cameron’s groomsmen wore handmade ERIC ADLER bespoke neckties with handsewn monogram embroidery.
Below: Fashion Editorial by Atlanta Photographer Joshua Grasso
Located out of town?
Not a problem. Visit our ONLINE INTERFACE which allows you to fully build a suit for yourself from start to finish. Browse and select fabrics, customize the design, and finish off by inputting your measurements. There are detailed instructions with visuals included on how to measure yourself. If you don’t feel confident taking your own measurements or would like a second opinion, we recommend that you take our MEASUREMENT GUIDE to your favorite tailor. If you don’t already have one, we would be happy to recommend one close to you in your locale. You know what they say, “Measure twice, cut once.”