Bit of Piping at a friend's wedding

[rsvpiper]

Over our last bank holiday weekend here in the UK, My friends Kim and Dibs got married in a beautiful 10th century church next to Tutbury Castle. They asked me to do a bit of piping for them, as they are both WW2 reenactors the wedding had a 40's theme
Any who here's me piping in the groom

[Macman]

Well done! I would be interested in seeing a closeup of the emblem on your bag cover, if that's convenient.

[Tobus]

Nice photo! I've always admired that Isle of Skye tartan, and the colour of your hose pairs very nicely with it.

Sort of a random question, and I hope it isn't rude, but who made the shoes you're wearing? They look very much like the pair I have from Sanders & Sanders (their "Braemar" Highland brogue shoe). It's a standard uniform shoe, of course, so I'm sure a lot of makers produce a version. But I'm always curious to find new sources and info for quality-made traditional style shoes.

[Nomad]

Nicely turned out

[rsvpiper]

Hi Tobus yes they are army issue Sanders brogues, hard as concrete 😁 the kilt is Harris tweed

[rsvpiper]

Well done! I would be interested in seeing a closeup of the emblem on your bag cover, if that's convenient.

Here you go!

[rsvpiper]

and another picture

[Macman]

Here you go!

Thank you for that! It's a very nice design.

[OC Richard]

Very smartly turned-out! Excellent job.

I dabble in WWII re-enacting. Over the years I've gradually put together a fairly accurate WWII Black Watch piper's kit. About the only time it gets worn is at the annual Fort MacArthur gathering.