Professional Wedding Photos

[BEEDEE]

Great photos. Congratulations to yuo both.

Brina

[mbhandy]

Great set of pictures - but did you know that your under apron was showing?

The Preacher's kilt looks like a Clergy Sports kilt. Is that the kilt you are talking about?
http://www.sportkilt.com/departments....cfm?afid=1003

Very nice Pics. I have always wanted a wool Wallace kilt. I have the wear around the yard SWK economy model.
Great grandfather was a Wallace from PEI.

MrBill

[BroosterB1]

The Preacher's kilt looks like a Clergy Sports kilt. Is that the kilt you are talking about?
http://www.sportkilt.com/departments....cfm?afid=1003

Very nice Pics. I have always wanted a wool Wallace kilt. I have the wear around the yard SWK economy model.
Great grandfather was a Wallace from PEI.

MrBill

Actually no, it was ordered out of Pakistan as a "sample" before I found X-marks, and all of the great suppliers here. Some one mentioned The Frugal Corner, and bingo there is my "sample" http://www.thefrugalcorner.com/photo...ark-clergy.png !

Never underestimate a business guy; the "sample" kilt cost me more than the Frugal Corner would have! Ah, live and learn.

As to the apron showing, this was only the second time I had worn it, at least I didna have the pleats in front! (Thank you, NightHawk)

As to the future of this kilt, I have worn it several more times, it is a fairly heavy weight kilt, very comfortable. It now hangs on the rack with two more from SWK, I am now Jonesing for Jackets......Maybe a ligher weight clerical tartan, a wool Lindsay, a handwoven Birse, maybe a couple of UK's.......Rabbit, What Rabbit?

[Macman]

Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace! What a beautiful wedding; thanks for posting the pictures.

[Southern Breeze]

Actually no, it was ordered out of Pakistan as a "sample" before I found X-marks, and all of the great suppliers here. Some one mentioned The Frugal Corner, and bingo there is my "sample" http://www.thefrugalcorner.com/photo...ark-clergy.png !

Never underestimate a business guy; the "sample" kilt cost me more than the Frugal Corner would have! Ah, live and learn.

As to the apron showing, this was only the second time I had worn it, at least I didna have the pleats in front! (Thank you, NightHawk)

As to the future of this kilt, I have worn it several more times, it is a fairly heavy weight kilt, very comfortable. It now hangs on the rack with two more from SWK, I am now Jonesing for Jackets......Maybe a ligher weight clerical tartan, a wool Lindsay, a handwoven Birse, maybe a couple of UK's.......Rabbit, What Rabbit?

Don't worry about the rabbit, it's now a sporran!

[Nighthawk]

As to the apron showing, this was only the second time I had worn it, at least I didna have the pleats in front! (Thank you, NightHawk)

You're welcome. Always happy to help where I can.

So- next word of advice from me: If you want a solid color modern kilt, I personally swear by Amerikilt. They're about half the price of a UK, and in my opinion, just about as good. They don't have as many pockets, and the material is lighter, but at half the price, you can't go wrong- two AK's for the cost of one UK. Here's the website: http://www.amerikilt.com/

And a picture of me in mine:

I had been crawling around battlefields for a week before this picture was taken, so I look baked and sun dried... so you'll have to forgive the frazzled appearance!

And a much better one (of me anyway!).

[Derek Conley]

Congrats! Those pics are great.

Oh, Nighthawk... Up The Irons!!!

[Carolina Kiltman]

Congratulations and best wishes. May your marriage be always blessed.

From a pair of 50 yer veterans.

[Nighthawk]

Congrats! Those pics are great.

Oh, Nighthawk... Up The Irons!!!

I got that shirt as a gift for preordering A Matter of Life And Death. Yeah, I'm a hardcore fan. One of my favorite combinations is my Killers hockey jersey and my Black Stewart kilt.

And not to highjack the thread, but... SportKilt Clergy.

[Aracos mac Domhnaill]

Many congrats and fine photos.
As a professional wedding photographer myself, I LOVE to document kilted weddings, because I get to work kilted!

(I had only one kilted wedding this year, but it was for a young Brother Master Mason as well so doubly enjoyable.)