Kilt Do's and Don'ts

**sharpdressedscot** · 7th October 08, 05:15 PM

Needs a Iron Maiden shirt.

Do perform a wedding in a kilt!!

**sathor** · 7th October 08, 06:19 PM

Originally Posted by Wompet

(A reminder to be careful what you post - your subject may be a fellow member. Though I wasn't expecting someone from Frederick, Maryland at a wedding in Waterford, Pennsylvania.)

On that note, I wonder if there is a Mark Heisleman (sp?) from Michigan here, I remember once when I worked at a store that he was involved in that he mentioned competing in a highland games in Saline MI.

**Nighthawk** · 7th October 08, 07:50 PM

Originally Posted by Nick the DSM

whats wrong with being happy with your wife??

i don't see any dress code issues.

I'm the dude in the kilt...

Originally Posted by sharpdressedscot

Needs a Iron Maiden shirt.

Do perform a wedding in a kilt!!

After the ceremony was over, I think the couple would have approved. But during? I don't know...

**Scotty Da Q** · 10th October 08, 01:55 PM

Sporran a wee bit low maybe?

**Nick the DSM** · 10th October 08, 02:15 PM

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

I'm the dude in the kilt...

After the ceremony was over, I think the couple would have approved. But during? I don't know...

OH!

my bad!

**sathor** · 11th October 08, 06:41 PM

Today at the ren fest (my wife didn't take no pics of me, but i was there in a black kilt with a BW3 blazing challenge shirt on... anyways..) I saw what at first I though was a guy dressed up in a kinda scottish way, but the pleats didn't look right, then he turned around.... the guy has no knees! well, perhaps he did, but I think that there are other issues at hand, but I am still new after all...

I think perhaps it was the belt....hmmm

Really, I know the shirts and jerkens can get expensive, but it seems like an odd place to skimp, unless I'm not seasoned enough to recognize a kilt yet...

**Freedomlover** · 12th October 08, 05:37 AM

Originally Posted by Wompet

Okay, here's one for the rabble, from a wedding I attended a couple of weeks ago - a kilted man in a bowler hat.

I'm not sure how he ended up holding the bouquet after the ceremony, so let's just ignore that.
Opinions on the ensemble?

This person has a distinct female air.

**Wompet** · 12th October 08, 01:41 PM

Well, does he look less feminine here?

Again, he was holding the bouquet while his new bride was doing something, so could we please restrict our comments to the bowler hat/kilt combination, please.

**Freedomlover** · 12th October 08, 01:50 PM

Yep. He is a dude right enough. I favor older style hats, especially the fedora, but I have no problem with the bowler. It's his head so he can adorn it any way he likes.