Morning Suit Equivalent

[Jock Scot]

I have a feeling that we are nearly confusing "theory" and "practice" here. I think the guidance(Anderson's) given about what to wear to a formal wedding(morning suits/kilt attire)is pretty sound for the Groom and perhaps immediate family and ushers, but be aware, the guests will tone down their kilt attire a wee tad. At least that is my experience over the last six decades anyway.

Also at the less formal(lounge suits) weddings the tweed argyll is standard wear for any Highland Scot who wishes to attend, wearing the kilt. So again I don't think some of the advice given, is altogether accurate.

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

Something that needs to be borne in mind when quoting Wm. Anderson, or indeed any other kilt merchant, is that their "advice" is designed first and foremost to sell the products they offer in their shops. In the instance of Anderson's their advice is text book correct, but a bit over the top when applied to most real world circumstances, as Jock Scot has quite succinctly pointed out.

[Jock Scot]

Something that needs to be borne in mind when quoting Wm. Anderson, or indeed any other kilt merchant, is that their "advice" is designed first and foremost to sell the products they offer in their shops. In the instance of Anderson's their advice is text book correct, but a bit over the top when applied to most real world circumstances, as Jock Scot has quite succinctly pointed out.

Thank you Scott. Well thank goodness Anderson's are not, apparently, advising a PC(tux equivelent) as suitable attire for weddings anyway!