Non-kilted wedding options?

[IRISH]

I don't have a PC at the moment, so I can't show her with myself ...

below is a picture of formal attire with a ferguson modern kilt (at least i'm pretty sure that's ferguson modern). this will give the missus a strong idea of what the look might be. only thing missing is the fly plaid.

i've mentioned in other wedding posts that one of my few regrets in marriage and life is not marrying my wife in my family kilt.

but you will do what's best for you and your fiance to make this the best possible day for the both of you. good luck and best wishes.

[Jock Scot]

below is a picture of formal attire with a ferguson modern kilt (at least i'm pretty sure that's ferguson modern). this will give the missus a strong idea of what the look might be. only thing missing is the fly plaid.

i've mentioned in other wedding posts that one of my few regrets in marriage and life is not marrying my wife in my family kilt.

but you will do what's best for you and your fiance to make this the best possible day for the both of you. good luck and best wishes.

Just so you are aware,just in case you weren't, some people would comment that wearing white hose, a belt with a waistcoat and a Prince Charlie jacket(if it is a day time wedding) would not be to kilt wearing convention. You will no doubt make your own mind up on that.

[Prester John]

As always, it's your wedding, too, and you want to look back on these photos years from now with joy.

Wear what you want. The bride will. You should, too.

[lethearen]

Nice pic; thanks, Irish! Even in my tartan

Hey, Jock. The sporran is wrong, too, right? Shouldn't it be a full-dress? This looks more semi to my untrained eye. I do agree about the white hose. Tsk tsk.