Wedding Style Guide

July 18, 2026 by ODEHYE London

A wedding tie should carry more than colour. It should feel appropriate to the weight of the day and remain timeless when the photographs are revisited years later.

For the groom

The Golden Heritage Tie brings warmth, ceremony and the meaning of Gye Nyame: faith, strength and protection. It works particularly well with navy, black, cream and deep charcoal tailoring.

For groomsmen

Coordination does not require every detail to be identical. Navy and Burgundy Heritage Ties can create harmony across a wedding party while allowing variation in suits, complexions and personal style. Their shared symbolism keeps the group visually connected.

For formal guests

Choose a tie that respects the formality of the invitation without competing with the wedding party. Navy offers calm versatility, burgundy adds depth and gold is best reserved for occasions where a ceremonial note feels appropriate.

Keep the styling restrained

Pair symbolic ties with crisp shirts, simple pocket squares and polished tailoring. Avoid combining several strong patterns. Let one meaningful detail carry the story.

Explore all three colourways in the ODEHYE Heritage Tie Collection.