Q&A for How to Match Colors of a Tie, Suit, and Shirt

Stick with a white shirt and go with a dark tie, like black or navy.

A white shirt will fit well with a light green suit. You can do without a tie, but if you choose to wear one, consider either matching it to the light green of your suit or going for black.

A clean white or blue shirt will do. Don't look too much like the groom (black and white tuxedo), but still try to look neat and formal.

A bright pop of coral orange or light blue are the perfect complement to a crisp white shirt under a dark brown suit.

It depends one the color blue your suit is. If your suit is navy blue, a lot of colors would work. If your suit is solid with no patter, you could try a tie with a pattern. Bright colors that pop work with dark, plain suits.

Black or black and teal would probably be best. Navy blue or dark gray should also be fine.

A blue or orange one will work - maybe even a white tie. Don't try to add new colors to your outfit.

For my own taste of style, I would wear the charcoal grey suit. It better suits the darker colored dress.

You can wear a black tie, navy tie, dark red tie, plum tie, dark green tie, or whatever color you would like.

Yes. Purple matches to many colors and can really stand out against neutral ones like blacks and grays.

Unfortunately, wine-colored shirts often make it difficult to add in variety, so matching your black suit with a black tie or finding a patterned tie that has black, wine red, and perhaps white in stripes would suit that particular combination well.

The suit and shirt are already light, so a bolder tie (like crimson/vibrant red) might be better to provide a nice contrast. But if you don't like drawing attention to yourself, a light red tie is fine.

White would probably be the best bet since it goes with everything and would provide some contrast to both the tie and the suit.

Patterned styles are often preferred, but it really depends on the individual man. If you can afford it, I would buy two ties and two pocket squares, one of each being solid and the others being patterned.

Most colors match black; try to stay away from oranges or yellows for work purposes though, they're a bit too bright but great for fun parties.

You can wear any color that you want! However, you can pick from bright colors since they will really stand out against the suit color.

A blue tie will work. Wearing a black tie will make the outfit have too little color. Any color that isn't too bold will work, but it should be a solid pattern.

If you are the groom, you can opt to coordinate your tie with your bride's gown, so white, ivory, gold or silver for the bow tie. A black bow tie is also appropriate and will look timeless. Bow ties are a better choice for tuxedos than long ties, which are less formal.

A light shirt matches better with darker ties as it provides an element of contrast.

Your tie should not match your pocket square, instead it should have a medium contrast to it.

Go with a neutral tie like black or gray, navy blue, or a cream white tie, since you already have a lot of colors.