Bright orange boiler suit, life jacket and hard hat don't pair well with a light cologne, I must confess.
Except maybe down Soho at the right time.

Deodorant = SureMen. Aftershave = Kouros. Suppose it's a bit dated now but always used it and it's held me good stead with the fairer sex since my yoof. Why change a winning combination?

White shirt, what ever colour tie takes your fancy but I tend to go for plain for a wedding (stripes etc for business).

I've worn a pocket square at the last few weddings, they make you look smart as a dart.

Finally, I always wear a buttonhole for a wedding. For me it has to be a white rose, but only because I'm a Yorkshireman.

Over the last few years I have noticed less people wearing button holes, but I won't change my standards just because other people can't be bothered.

rlBoutonniere pleaserl

I always wear a buttonhole too. I find it impossible to fasten the buttons, otherwise ....