Kilted New Year's Eve?

**BassClefB** · 30th December 08, 09:09 AM

So who else is going kilted to celebrate the New Year? I think some friends of mine are celebrating at our local Celtic pub along with my fiance' and I. I'm excited because they have already said I'm *expected to wear my kilt for the evening! YES!

**Kerr the Walker** · 30th December 08, 09:13 AM

Definitely going to be kilted this NYE. Headed to a friend's place for a house party. Dress code on the invite: "classy."

What's classier than a kilt, you ask?

Not much I'd say!

**BEEDEE** · 30th December 08, 12:35 PM

Headed to a friend's home for a formal dress New Years Eve party. Going to wear my Pride of New Zealand box pleat, PC, Ferguson Britt skunk sporran, black hose and ghillie brogues!

**Downix** · 30th December 08, 12:43 PM

I am going to be working overtime, lucky me.

**davedove** · 30th December 08, 12:50 PM

My dance studio is having a New Year's Eve party. It's a ticketed event and participants are expected to dress up, so I'm going formal and that means my kilt. Heck, I've even been learning to tie a bow tie so I don't have to wear those cheater pre-tied ones anymore.

I'm still having a hard time picturing doing some of the latin dances in a kilt, but what the heck. I just have to make sure I don't turn too fast.

**hospitaller** · 30th December 08, 01:17 PM

several members are kilted full time, me included, so im sure we'll also, just as a matter of routine, wear our kilts for new year's celebrations as well.

it's just another day to be kilted in my book.

**Tattoo Bradley** · 30th December 08, 02:37 PM

Originally Posted by hospitaller

several members are kilted full time, me included, so im sure we'll also, just as a matter of routine, wear our kilts for new year's celebrations as well.

it's just another day to be kilted in my book.

And I would venture to say there are far more here who do not wear their kilts "full time." So, I think it's a more than fair question.

**hospitaller** · 31st December 08, 10:55 PM

Originally Posted by Tattoo Bradley

And I would venture to say there are far more here who do not wear their kilts "full time." So, I think it's a more than fair question.

It is a fair question, wondering who said the opposite?

Having just returned home i wish everyone a happy and safe new year!

**Martin** · 1st January 09, 07:27 AM

I wore one of my kilts to the local pub for NYE last night, and here's a link to the post to prove it!

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/h...136/index.html

**Mael Coluim** · 1st January 09, 07:37 AM

Well, I ended 2008 and started 2009 kilted. Had to work the second job last evening. But when I returned home I put on my SWK economy, Gordon and saw the New Year in with my family peacefully at home.