Destination wedding help?

[CMcG]

<snip>Let's call it "Prairie Smart Casual."

What kilted outfit would you wear?

The answer depends on what you have, obviously. <snip>

I thought briefly about writing a list of my options or an inventory of my kollection but decided against it. By asking what other people would wear, I might get ideas that I wouldn't otherwise have considered!

[wildrover]

If I owned the stuff...a muted "hunting" tartan, tweed vest and tattersall shirt, brogues ("ghillie" or not, nbd...probably not), dressed-down sporran, tie that works for you, hat if you got one, no hat if you don't, hose that work, not scrunched, no matchy matchy or overly bright/bold stuff except the tie and flashes.

[CMcG]

Thanks for the suggestions. The one that stood out to me was the hunting tartan. I don't have one, but that's an interesting idea that I hadn't thought of.

My flight is this evening and I'm starting to pack my bags. The weather is looking a little cooler but sunny (hi 22 Celcius, low 7 or 71.6 and 44.6 Farenheit).

From the ground up:
- Canadian Army parade boots, properly shined
- lovat green hose and grey flashes
- burl wood, full tang sgian
- Douglas Modern tartan, 4 yard, 16 oz, wool kilt
- plain kilt pin
- black leather hunting sporran
- black duty belt
- khaki, mandarin collar shirt
- lovat green, Harris Tweed day jacket

Sort of matchy, but the jacket and hose are two different shades of lovat green. I'm on the hunt for a bargain on a tattersall shirt, which I might swap in if I can find one in time... I'll bring some other gear just in case.

Back up kit:
- brown Tilley hat (in case the sun is really beating down)
- silver/grey necktie
- black waistcoat
- white shirt

Any last minute recommendations?