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20th June 10, 10:20 PM
#1
Either a Montrose Doublet with jabot (what I would choose) or a Prince Charlie jacket with a white bow tie and three-button waistcoat. Under the jacket, a full 8-yard wool kilt, full fur sporran, full argyle hose with sgian dubh and solid color flashes, and polished black shoes.
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21st June 10, 04:32 AM
#2
 Originally Posted by beloitpiper
Either a Montrose Doublet with jabot (what I would choose) or a Prince Charlie jacket with a white bow tie and three-button waistcoat.
I really don't believe this is correct. A Morning Coat is just that, a Morning Coat. It is usually worn for weddings. It is not formal white-tie evening attire, one equivalent of which is the Montrose Doublet with jabot. Also, although I guess it's possible to wear a Prince Charlie jacket with a white bow tie and three-button waistcoat, the Prince Charlie is really not a white-tie jacket, either. For white-tie occasions, one would be better off with a Montrose, Sheriffmuir, Kenmore, or Regulation Doublet. Again, though, none of these options would be the equivalent to a Morning Coat.
Perhaps the question here should be: What is appropriate kilted attire for a morning wedding? FWIW, the Highlanders on the forum have made it clear that THCD for this event would be a tweed jacket/waistcoat combination in either a traditional tweed or the more modern charcoal color, with the appropriate hose and a day sporran.
Cordially,
David
Last edited by davidlpope; 21st June 10 at 04:55 AM.
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21st June 10, 05:14 AM
#3
 Originally Posted by davidlpope
I really don't believe this is correct. A Morning Coat is just that, a Morning Coat. It is usually worn for weddings. It is not formal white-tie evening attire, one equivalent of which is the Montrose Doublet with jabot. Also, although I guess it's possible to wear a Prince Charlie jacket with a white bow tie and three-button waistcoat, the Prince Charlie is really not a white-tie jacket, either. For white-tie occasions, one would be better off with a Montrose, Sheriffmuir, Kenmore, or Regulation Doublet. Again, though, none of these options would be the equivalent to a Morning Coat.
Perhaps the question here should be: What is appropriate kilted attire for a morning wedding? FWIW, the Highlanders on the forum have made it clear that THCD for this event would be a tweed jacket/waistcoat combination in either a traditional tweed or the more modern charcoal color, with the appropriate hose and a day sporran.
Cordially,
David
Perfectly said, David.
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21st June 10, 05:01 AM
#4
 Originally Posted by beloitpiper
Either a Montrose Doublet with jabot (what I would choose) or a Prince Charlie jacket with a white bow tie and three-button waistcoat. Under the jacket, a full 8-yard wool kilt, full fur sporran, full argyle hose with sgian dubh and solid color flashes, and polished black shoes.
That's evening dress, not morning dress.
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