Originally Posted by
beloitpiper
It depends. If the event is for somebody else (graduation, wedding, etc.) ask the host or honoree. But in regular situations (dinner, going out, etc.) just wear the kilt!
I have gone to both funerals and weddings kilted. In the case of the weddings, I asked the bride first before going kilted. I didn't ask for the funeral. I wore a black Argyle with a white shirt, red tie (with small white dots) and black hose with my MacGregor of Cardney (AKA Hunting) kilt. If I were to wear a suit, it would have been my charcoal suit with the same tie and shirt.
Our number four child (we have seven) is getting married in August. His fiance has requested I wear a suit for the photos (she is of the mind set that kilts are for renfaires and the pub.) I agreed, however, I will be changing to a kilt and tweed jacket for the reception.
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