Kilted to an Indian Wedding.

[Warlock]

I piped once for an Indian/Irish, Catholic/Jewish wedding once (no; I'm not kidding). The bride was Indian and Catholic, the groom Irish & Jewish, they had a priest and a rabbi tag-team the service, then Mazel tov! In addition to my usual Irish repertoire, I piped Hava Nagila for them. With myself in my kilt & caubeen and wedding guests of every conceivable color, many in Sikh turbans, saris, or sherwani coats (and several yarmulkes), it had the flavor of a convocation of the UN. Both families were fantastically wealthy; I distinctly remember how the Indian folks would smile in the most open and friendly way to me, and the Americans completely ignored me like I was a servant holding the door for them.

Yeah, every one of them said something nice about my kilt and how nice it was that I took pride in my heritage.

I happen to know he didn't pay $100 for that Nightstalker...

No I didn't. The shirt was $40, the tie $20, the Jacket was $5.00. so I probably have about $125.00 in my ensemble, not including kilt pin and hose. The shoes are my old shiny Bates from Air Force ROTC.

[Warlock]

As for the smile, hmm... Mighta been the Johnny walker red or the Champaign. Nahh, it was just my wife. I have never been use to smiling.

[Mountainman]

Looks like you all had a wonderful time.

[Dirka Skene]

I bellydanced at an Indian wedding once. I lead the wedding procession with the candelabrum. I also did the henna on the bride. Traditional Indian weddings are so beautiful.