Unless it's a very formal or upscale wedding, the khaki suit will probably be better than many of the other wedding guests' attire. However, I personally would stick to a more sober suit. Is it going to be a nice day, or is is cold and rainy; that could also make a difference.

 

Looks like clouds/rain. Navy suit it is! haha

 

Khaki is a color. Is it poplin or wool? A tan wool gabardine/twill, etc., would be fine right through the winter. A tan cotton poplin needs to go away about the same time as the whites and seersuckers... it's a summer suit.

 

You'll be just fine!

 

To answer the question, it is a cotton poplin suit. I don't get to wear it much as I thought it was only for spring/summer, but good to know it's okay to wear it after that.

 

Er . . .

To answer the question, it is a cotton poplin suit. I don't get to wear it much as I thought it was only for spring/summer, but good to know it's okay to wear it after that.

. . . I wouldn't. Not in New York. Not here in Los Angeles, unless we were having a santana wind. An outdoor wedding in the summer, fine. Indoors, especially inside a church, a dark suit is the way to go. I'm a bit stuffy, I guess

 

No not stuffy Blueboy....correct! Maybe the OP did not read the post about poplin and wool. Put away the poplin...summers over. The darker suit is a much better choice anyway for a church wedding. My dos centavos.