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10th May 11, 01:13 PM
#11
Because you said the bride asked you 'years ago' to wear the kilt, I would reconfirm with her because her mindset could have changed.
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10th May 11, 01:25 PM
#12
Sorry, I forgot to add that the bride has asked me on nearly every wedding 'discussion' if I would wear one, including recently
Jock Scot - I see what you mean about not showing off the kilt to the full. I will be hiring the MacGregor Hunting tartan (I know about the Cardney situation but I cannot get hold of the red and black. Plus I think the hunting one looks better).
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10th May 11, 03:23 PM
#13
Originally Posted by Jock Scot
Some think white hose are the mark of a hire outfit and others just think that white hose do not show the kilt off to best advantage and others are not bothered either way.
And others of us find them to be too bright and distracting!
"Two things are infinite- the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.
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19th May 11, 08:19 AM
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Tartan Cuff Kilt Hose
McCalls, one of the biggest highland outfitters in Scotland now supply kilt hose with a tartan cuff http://bit.ly/lKj1KG to match their Pride Kilts collection http://bit.ly/mE2nDq. I hear they're a popular rent and buy for weddings these days.
It follows the trend for kilts at weddings (certainly in Scotland) to use very dark tartans, sometimes even plain black. I've also seen many weddings where the outfits worn by guest are Prince Charlie or even relatively informal Swordsman jackets http://bit.ly/mR9l1o. A glance at the wedding notice section of any Scottish local paper that publishes photos quickly shows the variety of outfits being worn.
It really comes down to personal preference, it's quite normal in Scotland to see all three types of outfit at the same wedding, even if it does look a bit odd. I think in many cases men buy one kilt outfit, and that gets used for every wedding thereafter, regardless of what the other guests are wearing.
Last edited by powburn; 19th May 11 at 02:24 PM.
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23rd May 11, 09:20 PM
#15
Originally Posted by Jock Scot
Some think white hose are the mark of a hire outfit and others just think that white hose do not show the kilt off to best advantage and others are not bothered either way.
what if you were wearing a kilt of mostly white, such as a dress tartan, would white socks/hose be acceptable then? seems to me that they would compliment the colors well.
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23rd May 11, 09:47 PM
#16
Originally Posted by Silent Raven
what if you were wearing a kilt of mostly white, such as a dress tartan, would white socks/hose be acceptable then? seems to me that they would compliment the colors well.
I think in that case, many would conclude that the white theme was being over done by more than just a tad.
" Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the adherence of idle minds and minor tyrants". Field Marshal Lord Slim.
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23rd May 11, 10:28 PM
#17
Originally Posted by Silent Raven
what if you were wearing a kilt of mostly white, such as a dress tartan, would white socks/hose be acceptable then? seems to me that they would compliment the colors well.
Not even this guy is wearing white hose:
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23rd May 11, 10:46 PM
#18
Originally Posted by Cygnus
Not even this guy is wearing white hose:
touché
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24th May 11, 02:00 PM
#19
In a recent thread on the Royal wedding there is a photo of a guest wearing a kilt with tweed jacket,waistcoat, coloured hose and regular brogues. I would think that a similiar outfit would be ideal for the wedding you are attending
Shoot straight you bastards. Don't make a mess of it. Harry (Breaker) Harbord Morant - Bushveldt Carbineers
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