Daywear question

[McMurdo]

Thanks guys that was what I was thinking, it's just that I think they want the P.C. I will talk to them about it.

[Panache]

Thanks guys that was what I was thinking, it's just that I think they want the P.C. I will talk to them about it.

Tell them if Dad wears a tux you will be happy to wear your Prince Charlie!

Cheers

Jamie

[Kilted Christian]

As a churchman with a fair amout of experience here, I would advise that this is semi formal, the equivalent of a suit and tie, definitely not tuxedo. That said, different congregations have a different worship culture when it comes to attire, but wearing either Argyll, black or tweed, with a tie will suit no matter what the climate. Dress sporran if you like plus flashes and you should be a welcome addition to the entire worship experience.

[Wompet]

As a churchman with a fair amout of experience here, I would advise that this is semi formal, the equivalent of a suit and tie, definitely not tuxedo... wearing either Argyll, black or tweed, with a tie will suit no matter what the climate.

I would wear the Argyle as well, but I would go with a black or gray rather than your brown tweed. From my background, the brown is too casual/informal for a church service.

[TheSp8]

My inclination would be the Argyle and tie. I second the advice to ask your brother for clarification on what they are wanting. While the PC may be a bit over dressed, for a special occasion at church I'd not think it out of place. True to the theme of different worship cultures I was always taught to wear your best to church to honor God. I wouldn't wear my PC each time I went to church but would wear an Argyle. For weddings, funerals, or baptisms I'd go with the family's wishes.

YMOS,
Tony

[McMurdo]

I would wear the Argyle as well, but I would go with a black or gray rather than your brown tweed. From my background, the brown is too casual/informal for a church service.

I totally agree, the only problem is that I don't have a gray or black Argyle ah well I guess its back to the tartan shop.

[macwilkin]

I would wear the Argyle as well, but I would go with a black or gray rather than your brown tweed. From my background, the brown is too casual/informal for a church service.

I don't know if I agree with that or not. A nice brown "country gent" outfit would be appropriate. I've seen it done before.

T.

[Bob C]

Don't be afraid to tell your brother that you think the Argyll is more appropriate. He'll probably agree.

[starbkjrus]

Sounds like your brother is adjusting to your kilt wearing. Good for him! Congratulations on the Christening.