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    It will take place near Edinburgh. Since he is a great friend of mine I willl probably have the chance to wear it several times at different evenings during my life...

    ...and Second Question:
    Must "my tartan" match the ones of the scottish family?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattia View Post
    It will take place near Edinburgh. Since he is a great friend of mine I willl probably have the chance to wear it several times at different evenings during my life...

    ...and Second Question:
    Must "my tartan" match the ones of the scottish family?
    If you're "in" the wedding - like best man, then I'd say yes.
    If you're showing as a general invitee, the world of tartans is your oyster.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony View Post
    If you're "in" the wedding - like best man, then I'd say yes.
    If you're showing as a general invitee, the world of tartans is your oyster.
    I'd ask the invitor. I've seen weddings where the wedding party wear their own tartans.
    Animo non astutia

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    The answer you want is YES!!

    You are welcome to wear any tartan, most of us wear tartans with a family connection, or a location ( City , county, country ), and some like me wear some because they really like the pattern and colourway.

    It's not a bad thing though to find out a little about the tartan, because you are guaranteed to be stopped and asked about it!and most kilted folks will say it shows respect to the tartan.
    I like to see a mix of different tartans at special events, but perhaps you could ask some of the family if they have a preference.

    and finally, WELCOME


    Paul

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattia View Post
    ...and Second Question:
    Must "my tartan" match the ones of the scottish family?
    I think that I can field this one.... not unless you want it to. McFarkus posted a couple of great tartans for you if you can find them.

    and yes....

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    First of all, Welcome!

    Second, wear the kilt!!!!

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