Less formal!?!

[Carolina Kiltman]

2 things

1. Marry that woman... she sounds like a real keeper!

Best advice of all! She is a Pearl of Great Price!

2. Have you considered kilt rental? There are many great rental businesses out there. Celtic Corner out of Cincinnati does rentals now.

How does she (and you) feel about having the Groomsmen in kilts also? Just a thought

3. Have you considered kilt borrow? Like the saying goes... the only thing better than having something is having a friend with that something.

It is even better if your friend is your size too!

[Jdot84]

I'd drop by the bridal shop and ask the lady if you pass muster! There is'nt much more formal than a pc and kilt. B t w what kind of accessories will you be wearing with your pc. You know, around here it did'nt happen if there are no pics.

[Firetacoma]

Pics will follow. I'll post some up before the wedding to get opinions/suggestions for sure!

[siva011]

Good show from your wife.

I think it came out wrong. What she said was "Oh, you're going less formal". What she meant was "I'm getting commissions on tuxes, not kilts."

Or maybe she's just seen the tablecloth kilts you see at ren faires.

[beowulf67]

LOL Great story!
I think David's Bridal gives and IQ test and if you pass they don't hire you.
My daughter is getting married soon so she wanted me to get measured for my tux. Since Davids displays them she thought they would measure for them so we go and the girls says "No we don't measure for tux's here, but you can go to Men's Wearhouse in the mall."

Great plan except Men's Wearhouse is in the SAME SHOPPING CENTER as David's Bridal. It's just around the corner. We got a kick out of that.

[bricelythgoe]

The best weddings I have ever seen are ones where the men wear kilts. There is something about the white dress and a man wearing a tux and kilt that look great! Looks much better than pants.

[Spartan]

a) the clerk -- some people open their mouths to show their ignorance

b) your fiance is, as others have said, a keeper!

c) Boulder connection: our daughter-in-law is working on her Master's degree at the University of Colorado

[Firetacoma]

a) the clerk -- some people open their mouths to show their ignorance

b) your fiance is, as others have said, a keeper!

c) Boulder connection: our daughter-in-law is working on her Master's degree at the University of Colorado

My fiance is great. We're high school sweethearts and have been together almost 9 years. She just got back after 2 years in Oregon getting her masters degree.

[davedove]

... She told the woman that the groom didn't need a tux because he was going to be wearing a kilt. The ladies response was, "Oh, you're going less formal." ...

That is really strange, as many people tend to think that the kilt is only for formal occasions.

Although I do tend to wonder if they weren't just trying to rent another tux.