Would you wear this to a Wedding?

My buddy is getting married on Friday and he said the wedding is casual.  I usually wear a suit to weddings but hey i'd rather be comfortable!  What do you think....too casual?

Looks fine.  If the wedding is really really casual, just take off the tie at the reception.

Sure. Same idea on the tie.. If you see that others are seriously casual, (like if folks are there in jeans and stuff) Then lose it. Looks like it’s Bout time to drop down a size in shirts there! Keep it Up! Dx

You look fine - but better if you had a navy jacket you could wear during the ceremony and then ditch along with the tie afterwards for the reception. ;=) Casual, where a wedding is concerned isn't quite the same "casual" as for other places.  In my personal experience I have found dressing a bit better than I expect others to be dressed usually puts me at "par" with the other guests.  Just my 2cents tho. JP

This coming from a guy who doesn't own a sport jacket... I'd say you're a little over dressed for casual. However, you do not want to take fashion advice from a guy who buys most of his clothes at Fleet Farm. You look great

you look good and it will do for a wedding unless you're the groom

I wouldn't make a final decision until Baja weighs in CB

He'll probably tell him to strip to his g-string and go trolling for tuna with his stick bait!!  BwaHahahahahaha!!!! 

I'd wear it, but I'd probably lose the tie. Of course, I'm no poster boy for GQ either.  Heck, I wore a pullover Polo shirt and khakis to my nephew's wedding last Saturday at THE swankiest Country Club in our town. Everyone said I looked great - but I think they were just jealous that I was comfortabl and they looked like penguins in a sauna!! Hehehehe!!

It depends...casual can mean a lot of things...... casual at a backyard wedding/BBQ could mean shorts and a t shirt casual at the Ritz, means no tux, but wear a suit If it's casual, but at a hall, I'd suggest, losing the tie, and adding a sport jacket.  You'll not feel out of placed a bit over dressed, but defintely out of place if you are under dressed. Scott