Pink Kilt...?

**Ian.MacAllan** · 10th December 07, 04:01 PM

Originally Posted by Chef

Then show him this:

That should shock the h*ll out of them.

That's playing with fire. A bride is likely to react to that photo with a "YES! YES! That's just what I want for ALL the groomsmen!"

Far better to keep the pink to the most disposable of all the accessories.

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**LordKiltClad** · 10th December 07, 04:35 PM

If Panache can't help, I might have some insight....

**RockyR** · 10th December 07, 04:59 PM

There aren't many tartans out there with pink... that's the reason Kelly created and registered the MSQOS tartan.

For those who haven't seen it:

(bottom of page): http://www.usakilts.com/registered_tartans.php

Barring him doing that, I would suggest getting Solid Black kilts if she insists on matching. Also, there are places that rent all black kilts along with the rest of the outfit...

**pipesndrumsnun** · 10th December 07, 05:07 PM

I like your Nightstalker idea. You could pair it up with a pink vest ("dress vest" -available at sixstaruniforms.com in MANY colors...thanks, Moosedog, for this info!), and black jackets.

I was just at a wedding on Saturday and the guys wore black pants, black jackets, black ties, and red vests...it was striking! Very nice looking!

**ccga3359** · 10th December 07, 05:10 PM

Lesser Arctic Acrylibeast sporran.

**Rex_Tremende** · 10th December 07, 05:49 PM

The Tartans Authority shows "Oliver Dress Pink" (no copyright) and "Pink MacLeod" (with copyright).

Regards,
Rex.

**Nick the DSM** · 10th December 07, 06:33 PM

i think a buchanon tartan has pink it, maybe the dress one? i'll look it up.

**TheKiltedWonder** · 10th December 07, 06:42 PM

I remember there being a Breast Cancer Awareness tartan. It's pink of course, and I would feel manly wearing that.

**TheKiltedWonder** · 10th December 07, 07:07 PM

Originally Posted by RockyR

There aren't many tartans out there with pink... that's the reason Kelly created and registered the MSQOS tartan.

Hey Rocky I clicked hte lik to try and figure out what the heck MSQOS stood for. The description is cut off in my browser (firefox) and reads: [sic]

he name "Mary Stewart, Queen of Scots" and the tartan pattern itself are both

Then I went view source, and that seems to be all there is on the page about that tartan. Just thought you might want to know.
Mark aka TKW

**M. A. C. Newsome** · 10th December 07, 09:07 PM

The Mary Queen of Scots tartan would be great because it is based on the Stewart tartan, and the bride is a Stewart, so it would also be a way of honoring her family.

Of course if the groom wants a tartan that has pink in it, without being overly pink, there are other options. The County Offaly tartan from the House of Edgar being one:

Another is the Bruce of Kinnaird tartan (modelled here by this handsome English gent -- sorry Hamish, I couldn't help myself!):

From some manufacturers the Hunting MacGregor ancient and the Crawford ancient tartans look rather pink, as well.

Of course, for a really unique wedding kilt, why not take your traditional family tartan (Campbell) and have a special run made up that incorporated a small amount of pink in the design? He'd have a kilt that both represents his clan, and also commemorates his wedding!

Aye,
Matt