Kilts and special events.

[Kornkob]

Regardless of other conditions, qualifiers or suggestions, the one hard stop in the conversation is this:

. One rule:

DON'T OUTSHINE THE BRIDE!

Only 'that guy' does that (and if the groomsmen do their job that guy gets a talking to).

[Nighthawk]

Regardless of other conditions, qualifiers or suggestions, the one hard stop in the conversation is this:

DON'T OUTSHINE THE BRIDE!!

Only 'that guy' does that (and if the groomsmen do their job that guy gets a talking to).

That's the only real rule of thumb. Personally, I am of the opinion that a kilt is never out of place. If you have a modern black kilt, for example, a simple tie, sweater vest, white shirt, proper hose and shoes should be fine. That is a nice understated outfit that won't stick out much. It will, of course, raise a few eyebrows, but shouldn't raise all that many for all that long. Keep things low key and understated and you should be fine.

[Charlie]

It is an easy decision in Britain whether to wear a kilt at a wedding. If everyone is formally dressed ie tail coats etc then wear the kilt if informal then still wear kilt but with "day" jacket.