Kilted Wedding Guest.

[pabackwoodsman]

About a week or two ago. I got to attended a good friend of mine's wedding. Luckily, I got her (being the Bride) permission to come kilted. I had a great time and got a lot of positive comments. Here are a few pictures.

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[James Hood]

Right, proper, elegant. Good on you.

Thought which arose thereon; many social events are so "vanilla," they fade because of their sameness. However, "You remember, Jane's wedding, where her friend wore that kilt and jacket...." Perhaps a reason for the host or hostess to welcome you kilted?

[Spartan Tartan]

Nice looking outfit. I will bet many nice comments were made. Well done.

[Downunder Kilt]

Looking good pabackwoodsman. Cheers to you and your partner.

[Meggers]

looking great! Who is the lovely lady?

random question: Is a kilt too long for a man if it ends just below the knee cap?

[Downunder Kilt]

looking great! Who is the lovely lady?

random question: Is a kilt too long for a man if it ends just below the knee cap?

In short, Yes

[Spartan Tartan]

looking great! Who is the lovely lady?

random question: Is a kilt too long for a man if it ends just below the knee cap?

This is a highly debated topic. I, for one, like mine to fall to the top of the knee.

The angle on the OPs picture makes it appear to be lower than i susupect it really is.

Again, looking great!

[thescot]

looking great! Who is the lovely lady?

random question: Is a kilt too long for a man if it ends just below the knee cap?

In fact, if it's more than a grunt below the top of the knee cap, it's too long.

and, pabackwoodsman, you look sharp, especially with the lovely, unnamed lady.

[Meggers]

oooh...ok. Thanks for the info, guys.

[Meggers]

The angle on the OPs picture makes it appear to be lower than i susupect it really is.

Oh, no, he looks wonderful. I was just wondering and thought I would ask here instead of starting a whole thread for it