Summary
- A color palette including sage green is one of the wedding trends for 2025-2026
- Darianna® Bridal & Tuxedo has the right suit colors for a sage green color scheme
- Black suits with sage is a classic look
- Light grey suits work well for spring and summer weddings
- Navy suits and charcoal with sage are a classic choice for fall and winter weddings
- Choose the perfect accessories to complete the look
Sage green has taken the wedding world by storm—and it’s not hard to see why. One of the most popular colors of 2025, this muted, elegant shade of green works on every skin tone. It is soft, romantic, and simply lovely against an ivory or white bridal gown.
Whether your big day is a garden celebration, a winter affair, or a modern city wedding, sage green bridesmaid dresses are a dreamy color choice. But once your bridesmaids are dressed, the next step is figuring out how to coordinate the Groom and groomsmen.
What Color Suit Looks Best With Sage?
We have all the options for you right here with first-hand knowledge. Darianna® Bridal & Tuxedo dresses thousands of couples every year in the Philadelphia region and love putting the colors and pattern options together.
Black Suit or Tuxedo
One of the most timeless options is a black tuxedo or suit. The contrast between black and sage make it perfect for black tie events or evening weddings. To keep the look cohesive, consider a simple black tie or bow tie, a white shirt, and subtle accents like a green boutonnière or pocket square to nod to the bridesmaids’ dresses without competing with them. A very stylish look with a striking contrast appropriate for formal events in any season.
Navy and Charcoal
If black feels a bit too traditional, navy blue and charcoal gray are sophisticated alternatives. These offer a similar level of formality but with a slightly softer touch. Charcoal is a great choice year-round and creates a polished, modern look when paired with a sage green tie or a floral tie that incorporates soft greens and grays. Navy blue suits and sage make a bold statement with two very on-trend colors. Add a classic white or pale green pocket square, and the modern groom is ready to go.
Light Grey & Sage Green
For spring or summer weddings—especially those held outdoors—light gray or dove gray suits are a fresh and stylish choice. Made in breathable fabrics, these lighter tones are a perfect match lending an effortless, airy feel next to sage dresses. Pair them with sage green or dusty blush ties, and consider a white or floral pocket square for a soft, romantic finish. A good choice for a less formal dress code yet still polished and classy.
The Tan Suit
If your wedding leans more rustic or laid-back, a tan wedding suit is a great way to echo that vibe. A warm and earthy tone, tan looks stunning next to sage, especially for garden, barn, or beach weddings. Pair tan suits with accessories in a sage green hue, and complete the look with greenery-inspired boutonnières. Another lightweight wool suit, the tan color is the perfect way to get a true outdoor summer wedding vibe.
Sage Green Accessories
When it comes to accessories, it’s not necessary to perfectly match the ties to the bridesmaids’ dresses—in fact, it’s usually better if you don’t. Instead, opt for complementary tones or patterns that incorporate sage without being identical to it. This creates visual interest with a cohesive look without looking too “matchy-matchy.
Look at a patterned tie as well as solid. Those with subtle floral or botanical prints are a clever way to incorporate sage along with your other wedding colors. If your palette includes blush, ivory, or gold, a floral tie can bring everything together in one cohesive accessory. As for pocket squares, simple or a pattern that matches the tie are usually best. A white or ivory square always looks clean and timeless. If you want to echo the bridesmaids’ dresses a bit more, choose a pale green or printed square that includes sage. Just make sure it complements the tie rather than competes with it.
The Sage Green Suit
What if you want the guys in sage green suits? We’ve got those! We have olive green and dark green suits like forest and hunter., They pair with bridesmaid dresses in pinks, champagne and earth tones, dusty blue/lilac, and darker colors like wine, raspberry, and plum.
Additional Sage Green Wedding Decor Details
Think about florals! A spring wedding is the perfect time to mix in colors like dusty rose and soft pink. Autumn wedding flowers can mix in different shades of bold colors like orange, wine, and mustard; gold accents go beautifully for perfect fall weddings color combinations. Your bouquet and floral arrangements for the bridesmaids and table centerpieces should cohesively blend your sage green wedding theme.
Additionally, the mens boutonnières should weave in sage green in a soft and subtle way. Natural elements like small sprigs of eucalyptus, white flowers, or coordinated color blooms tied with a neutral ribbon can pull the entire wedding party’s look together effortlessly.
Don’t forget your sage green wedding invitations. Add color subtly in your invitation suite with sage green print or flourishes.
Additional Resources
Coordinating the groomsmen with sage green bridesmaid dresses doesn’t have to be complicated. The key is balance. Neutral tones like charcoal and navy offer a refined look, while lighter tones like dove gray or tan keep things soft and airy. Through carefully chosen ties, pocket squares, and floral accents, you can pull the entire bridal party together into one stylish, harmonious group—without overthinking it.
With sage green as your base color, you’ve got the freedom to craft a look that fits your vision perfectly, whether it’s romantic and rustic or timeless and formal. Either way, the results will be stunning.
For another great resource for your upcoming wedding day, be sure to read our comprehensive guide “Groom’s Guide: 4 Decisions To Choose Wedding Attire“. Find your personal style and easily learn how to choose the perfect suit color or tuxedo for your special day. We have received positive feedback in recent years on this guide, as well as our others for Brides, Mothers, and Fathers, and general wedding planning.