Obsessed with celeb weddings like we are? We've broken down the most popular tuxedo trends, as seen on some of the biggest names out there. Dress your groom like an A-lister, and paparazzi will be chasing him down the aisle.

The Classic Tuxedo

Tuxedo by Black by Vera Wang

Hollywood’s leading man may no longer be available, but Matthew McConaughey looked quite dapper in his 3-piece Dolce & Gabbana tuxedo at his wedding. The actor appeared ever-so-handsome in a black jacket, black bow tie and white shirt. For a man who made being shirtless a trend, we’re quite impressed at how well he cleaned up! Whether your groom's as smooth as James Bond or as laidback as McConaughey, the timelessness of this style makes the classic tux a perfect choice for just about anyone.

The Statement Tuxedo

Tuxedo by Savvi Formalwear

Forget drive-through chapels—the hottest new trend is curbside weddings. For just $99, the Las Vegas Wedding Wagon will marry you in 15 minutes, max, at your desired location (the “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign is a crowd-pleaser). Co-founders Andy Gonzalez and James Cass ditched their corporate jobs to find their true calling. Inspired by the Hangover Truck, which gives tuckered-out revelers intravenous aid, their mobile matrimony idea was borne.

Sure, it sounds like a scene in a rom-com: Lonely girl meets lonely boy at wild party, and after a brief, but promising conversation (and five too many rounds of margaritas) they decide to make it forever. But there’s only one problem: They don't have a car, so they text the Wedding Truck to meet them on the Strip. Not so fast—they require that you obtain an official marriage license in advance, but you can speed up the process with this online form. Gonzalez and Cass are available for immediate service between 12 – 9 pm, but you can schedule your nuptials in advance on their website.