Aloha Shirts

• The groom-to-be can add color to the wedding by wearing a traditional Aloha shirt. The Aloha shirt was first introduced as a dress shirt, worn in Hawaii by businessmen and government officials. In Hawaiian culture, these shirts are considered formal, similar to that of a shirt and tie in the mainland United States. Aloha shirts should be worn untucked with either linen shorts or pants.
  
  

Shorts and Pants

• If you are getting married in Hawaii, wearing linen or cotton shorts and pants will help you stay cool during the ceremony. Linen pants can be ironed to create a crisp, yet relaxed feel for a tropical wedding. Linen or cotton shorts and pants also go well with almost any color or style of Aloha shirt and match the bride's traditional white colored dress.
  
  

Linen Shirts

• Linen wedding shirts dress up a wedding ceremony.Stockbyte/Stockbyte/Getty Images
  
  Linen shirts are an alternative to an Aloha shirt for men participating in Hawaiian weddings. Choose one in a solid color and with longer sleeves. Linen shirts -- also called wedding shirts -- can be matched with the bride's outfit for the special day. Although typically more expensive than an Aloha shirt, wedding shirts add a style of formality to the ceremony and can be worn with other accessories such as vests or jackets.
  
  

Sandals and Flip-Flops

• Ensure that the shoes match the man's wedding outfit. Traditional Hawaiian shoes such as sandals or flip-flops complete the relaxed look of the wedding, and allow men to easily remove them if getting married on the beach or in the water.
  
  

Leis

• Lei is a Hawaiian word for "wreath" and can be used as an accessory in a Hawaiian wedding. It can match with your bride's lei and add simplicity and color to the wedding's style. Consider purchasing or making a ti leaf lei. This lei is made from fresh green ti leaves and is wound together using either an open or closed loop.