Kilt Do's and Don'ts

[davedove]

When you're renting kilts for a wedding party, or shelling out hundreds to more than a thousand for enough kilts to clothe a groom and several groomsmen, wouldn't it be logical to do enough research to have that basic idea (aprons up front, pleats to the rear) down?

Or why don't the rental shops help them out with a little basic instruction. I know when I was in a wedding party with tuxes, there were fittings.

[The Supreme Canuck]

What makes you think that the rental guys know any better?

[KiltedKnight]

Perhaps these are all just members of Tom's Cafe and got lost somewhere along the way, or maybe they're simply cross-dressers?

Chris. :confused:

[Robin]

Whatever...can we burn them at the stake?

[Southern Breeze]

Whatever...can we burn them at the stake?

Nope, everyones laughing too hard to gather wood!!

[Cinnabar]

All I can say is that I'm very glad I spent some time here before my first kilted outing or I could have definitely made some of those same mistakes. Kudos to everyone here.

[Verlyn]

My eyes! My eyes! I didn't get a picture, but when my future SIL's mother bought him and his brother kilts at the local ren faire, the kilt maker put them on them backwards; with the apron going to the left. Got them both straightened out post haste.

[CameronTaylor]

Oh my .....


CT - speechless in spokane .....

[Catalyst]

Nope, everyones laughing too hard to gather wood!!

I'm laughing too hard at this comment to even think about gathering wood

[Mattg]

What's wrong with them!??! The last bunch are good, except that last guy. I feel sorry for them. They need guidence, and bad