Wearing a Kilt to a wedding

**Braveheart88** · 13th February 12, 07:38 PM

Hey guys, long time no see! My sister is getting married and I want to wear a Kilt, but my mom says I'll be showing up the bride and groom and that it would be bad manners. What do y'all think?

**JSFMACLJR** · 13th February 12, 07:55 PM

Originally Posted by Braveheart88

Hey guys, long time no see! My sister is getting married and I want to wear a Kilt, but my mom says I'll be showing up the bride and groom and that it would be bad manners. What do y'all think?

Why don't you ask your sister?

**Father Bill** · 13th February 12, 08:23 PM

Originally Posted by JSFMACLJR

Why don't you ask your sister?

Aye. It's not your day or your Mom's. Ask Sis what she thinks.

**Nighthawk** · 13th February 12, 08:35 PM

Originally Posted by Father Bill

Aye. It's not your day or your Mom's. Ask Sis what she thinks.

Thirded. Stamped.

I have worn my kilt to many weddings, and not once have I shown up the bride. All eyes are on her anyway, regardless of you. You will be a footnote at best.

**brewerpaul** · 13th February 12, 08:39 PM

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

Thirded. Stamped.

I have worn my kilt to many weddings, and not once have I shown up the bride. All eyes are on her anyway, regardless of you. You will be a footnote at best.

Agreed, you may get and eye or two your way but the bride will outshine everyone. Last wedding I wore a kilt to the bride was thrilled I did but she by far was the center of the event. Ask sis, she may love you being in it.

**cable scot** · 13th February 12, 08:41 PM

What they said that goes double for me

Ask your sister and then visit the style threads for examples of what you/her think will be the best.

**Ryan Ross** · 13th February 12, 09:09 PM

+6

...this is a common concern. The procedure is always the same. The woman in the big white dress calls the shots.

**Spartan Tartan** · 13th February 12, 09:12 PM

I will agree as well. However, let me add the following. If, after asking your sister, she is not okay with idea. Put on pants and move along...

**seanachie** · 13th February 12, 09:49 PM

Originally Posted by Spartan Tartan

I will agree as well. However, let me add the following. If, after asking your sister, she is not okay with idea. Put on pants and move along...

In that instance I would skip the event, I was told by one of my siblings they wanted me in a tux. I was quick to say if that is a mandate I am taking a pass.
To each his own, I just don't like being dictated to whether it's pants or a kilt.