7 Wedding Tie Trends to Follow in 2024

Looking for the perfect wedding tie and accessories for your 2024 wedding?

In this guide, we'll take a look at what's trending in wedding ties and wedding accessories for 2024. Which items are perfect for your big day? Keep reading to find out!

Before we dive into wedding tie trends for 2024, we first must talk about wedding trends that are happening overall this year.

The color that soothes the eye; the color that your dad loves the most when he opens the door and stares at his grass. This color is always a great choice when planning a wedding; whether it be one of the main colors or an accent.

Within green, you'll have a few options that work in almost any season, colors such as olive, sage, forest green etc. 

Here are some great tie recommendations to wear to weddings; not only for the wedding party; but for wedding guests as well.

Another popular shade of colors for weddings, especially later in the year are neutral and earth tones. These colors go really well with the change in seasons; think cooler weather and pumpkin spice!

Popular colors in this category would consist of brown, beige, champagne, rust, etc.

These are ties that work well for weddings in the later seasons of the year.

Now that we've discussed wedding trends and tie trends, let's move onto wedding tie trends in 2024. 

Let's start off with the basic tie trends then get into the different tie patterns.

Something not so common but that's starting to gain traction, especially from what we've been observing is that people are getting more comfortable with getting pre-made tie sets for a wedding; whether it's for the groom, groomsmen or wedding guests. 

Tie sets provide relief when wedding planning because it takes the burden off of the wedding party to research and pair accessories together, especially when options and combinations become overwhelming.

Among the most popular choices for grooms, groomsmen and wedding guests are solid color ties. 

There's no rule that says your wedding tie must be patterned. 

When choosing a solid color wedding tie, if you're the groom or in the groom's party, matching the dress of the bride/bridesmaids is a great option. It doesn't have to be the exact color or shade but if it compliments well, then it gets the job done!

You can also rock a classic solid-colored tie and jazz it up with a patterned pocket square or tie pin (more on those later).

Talk about a wedding trend; floral designs are always in fashion, 

Great for weddings in any season; brighter colors in the warmer seasons and more subtle colors in the cooler weather.

Get on board with one of our beautiful floral wedding ties for your big day.

Make a bold statement with a coral or cherry hue, or keep it subtle with a pale blue or cream background. You can choose from large standout prints or a more subtle floral pattern—the choice is up to you.

Knit ties provide deep versatility to your wardrobe because they can be worn with many standard suit options and still capture the attention of others. 

These wedding ties are an excellent option for weddings in cooler weather. 

If florals or paisleys are too over-the-top for you, perhaps you're more of a polka dot person.

Sophisticated yet subtle, polka dot wedding ties strike a good balance between standing out and blending in.

A man can never have too many striped ties, so why not add one more to your collection?

A striped wedding tie will make you look dashing on your wedding day, and you're sure to keep wearing it long after. Choose from subtle pinstripes that are only visible up-close, or attract attention with brighter strips of color.

If perfect symmetry is your style, you can't go wrong with a classic plaid or checkered print. 

Our plaid wedding ties are available in blues, reds, browns, and creams.

Let's not forget another classic style that's come back in recent years—the bowtie. Give yourself and your groomsmen a distinguished look with one of our eye-catching wedding bowties.

They're available in many of the same patterns and colors listed above, so you won't have any shortage of great options to choose from.

Even though they are worn a lot less frequently than ties; bow ties are definitely in style too.

The reason why we don't see as many people wear bow ties as ties is because they require a lot of effort to tie them.

Even though they do come pre-tied; people opt not to wear them because the pretied versions are symmetrical, which is an intricacy enjoyed when bow ties are self tie bow ties. 

Your wedding tie isn't the only accessory that (pardon the pun) ties your outfit together. To complete your dapper look, consider some of the items listed below.

A pocket square is indispensable for any man of style, especially on his wedding day. It's the distinguishing mark that separates the "gents" from the ordinary men.

The origin of the pocket square dates back to ancient Greece (or even ancient Egypt, by some accounts). Traditionally they were used to symbolize wealth, loyalty, and devotion—not a bad message to send on your wedding day!

You have two options with your pocket square: an exact match with your tie, or a complementary color or pattern. If you've chosen a green floral tie, you might select a solid green pocket square. Or, if you're wearing a solid tie, a patterned pocket square could be the perfect accent piece to complete your look.

Note: Society says you shouldn't match your pocket square with your tie, but we say - do what feels right to you. Fashion can be an expression of who you are.

Once the ceremony is over and the jackets come off, you'll be spending plenty of time on the dance floor. Suspenders aren't just a fun fashion statement—they also serve the practical purpose of keeping your pants where they're supposed to be!

Our suspenders come in a variety of bright colors to complement your wedding tie and other accessories. Of course, you can never go wrong with classic black either.

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Tie bars, while they are definitely functional in the respect that they keep your tie in place; they also add to a person's style. Depending on the occasion, this accessory can definitely set you apart. 

Tie bars should be and can be worn whenever you wear a tie. Wearing a tie bar to formal events can add a level of elegance to your overall presences with little to no effort. 

However make sure to wear them correctly or you'll miss an opportunity to look dapper.