Funeral Kilts?

[ANGELMAN]

I prefer the first one, but there could be something to be said for wearing your normal colored kilt as well, not a lack of mourning, but a rejoicing in life.

I AGREE I WOULD RATHER HAVE BRIGHT COLORS CELEBRATING MY LIFE RATHER THAN DULL COLORS AT MY FUNERAL. THAT BEING SAID AND MY BEING A STEWART I LIKE THE MOURNING #1 AND WOULD BE HAPPY WEARING IT FOR OTHER THAN JUST FUNERALS. I AM ALSO HAPPY WITH MY BLACK STEWART AND WOULD HAVE NO PROBLEMS WEARING IT EITHER.

[slohairt]

The first three are nice choices. You could also consider the Highland Granite tartan.

[Phil]

That's what I call forward thinking but here in Scotland we would wear our normal kilt - no-one would expect otherwise - but with a white shirt and black tie. Jacket would be daywear tweed style. I posted elsewhere that I had read somewhere about wearing black hose although I would just wear the normal self-coloured ones.

[Jock Scot]

That's what I call forward thinking but here in Scotland we would wear our normal kilt - no-one would expect otherwise - but with a white shirt and black tie. Jacket would be daywear tweed style. I posted elsewhere that I had read somewhere about wearing black hose although I would just wear the normal self-coloured ones.

Yes I agree totally.Yes to normal self-coloured hose too.

[Highland Logan]

That's what I call forward thinking but here in Scotland we would wear our normal kilt - no-one would expect otherwise - but with a white shirt and black tie. Jacket would be daywear tweed style. I posted elsewhere that I had read somewhere about wearing black hose although I would just wear the normal self-coloured ones.

I would agree with this.. what better way to show respect than to wear "your" tartan. Is there any reason why you would want to wear something different? And sort of off topic, but I have seen many posts on a few threads now about the black hose/funeral connection, and other than from a few members here, I have never heard of such a thing.

Frank

[macwilkin]

That's what I call forward thinking but here in Scotland we would wear our normal kilt - no-one would expect otherwise - but with a white shirt and black tie. Jacket would be daywear tweed style. I posted elsewhere that I had read somewhere about wearing black hose although I would just wear the normal self-coloured ones.

You could always add a black armband to that outfit. Some of the funeral parlors still provide them to pall-bearers.

T.