bonnet advice, not kilt advice

**creagdhubh** · 22nd June 12, 11:59 AM

My personal preference would be to forego the bonnet entirely since you will be in Highland evening attire, but if I had to make a decision, my choice would be a Balmoral.

Cheers,

**flyrod6057** · 22nd June 12, 12:39 PM

Originally Posted by creagdhubh

My personal preference would be to forego the bonnet entirely since you will be in Highland evening attire, but if I had to make a decision, my choice would be a Balmoral.

Cheers,

Agreed!

With two Marines in consensus, that makes it law...

**creagdhubh** · 22nd June 12, 12:40 PM

Originally Posted by flyrod6057

Agreed!

With two Marines in consensus, that makes it law...

Hahaha! Quite!

S/F,

**Holcombe Thomas** · 22nd June 12, 03:28 PM

"With two Marines in consensus, that makes it law... "

I thought it only took one Gunnery Sergeant . . . .

**MacMillans son** · 22nd June 12, 04:33 PM

I think the challenge is with trying to blend "outdoors" where a hat is frequently worn with "formal evening wear" where one is never worn. I would opt for shade or sunscreen if necessary, and forgo the bonnet if at all possible Phil.

**Bob C** · 22nd June 12, 06:12 PM

Originally Posted by Chas

Sailor,

It works with the kilt fine. I don't think that there is any problem there. The problem is the great big slab of green between the Balmoral and the kilt.

Eternal triangle dilemma. The way I see it -

Kilt + PC = OK
Kilt + Balmoral =OK
PC + Balmoral = I just don't know. (Blue and Green should never be seen, unless there is something in between.)

I suppose in the end it comes down to this - no one will question you. So, go for it!

Regards

Chas

I disagree entirely. The balmoral and PC look fine together.