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13th August 16, 01:10 PM
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wedding Master of Ceremonies kilted
Hello the rabble,
Quick question all thoughts welcome. I have been asked to be Master of ceremonies at a friends wedding. I have been a Director of Ceremonies at other Events But First time at a wedding. Whilst I am versed in the role itself, he has asked that I attend Kilted....he did not have to ask twice! The wedding party are in morning dress. I have decided not to go in my usual daywear tweed braemar although It would be correct to wear tweed for the day, as I have à formal role I thought the highland equivelant of morning dress ( black braemar, white Shirt, ghillie brogues, solid flashes, xmarks sgian dubh, clan cufflinks, dress sporran not full dress! And Lamont modern kilt) However Do I go neck tie as the majority will be in lounge suits or as I am Master of Ceremonies black tie (bow tie for those who get confused) a MC would normally be white tie. .y train of thought is that I WILL stand out enough in Kilt Do I really need black tie?
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14th August 16, 11:16 AM
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How about trying on the alternatives, get a few selfies (or "someoneelsies") and discuss them with the bride and groom? It is, after all, their most important day you will be complementing.
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14th August 16, 06:01 PM
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![Quote](http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by WillowEstate
How about trying on the alternatives, get a few selfies (or "someoneelsies") and discuss them with the bride and groom? It is, after all, their most important day you will be complementing.
I cannot think of a better answer to this question.
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14th August 16, 11:45 PM
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![Quote](http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by gazbot
Hello the rabble,
Quick question all thoughts welcome. I have been asked to be Master of ceremonies at a friends wedding. I have been a Director of Ceremonies at other Events But First time at a wedding. Whilst I am versed in the role itself, he has asked that I attend Kilted....he did not have to ask twice! The wedding party are in morning dress. I have decided not to go in my usual daywear tweed braemar although It would be correct to wear tweed for the day, as I have à formal role I thought the highland equivelant of morning dress ( black braemar, white Shirt, ghillie brogues, solid flashes, xmarks sgian dubh, clan cufflinks, dress sporran not full dress! And Lamont modern kilt) However Do I go neck tie as the majority will be in lounge suits or as I am Master of Ceremonies black tie (bow tie for those who get confused) a MC would normally be white tie. .y train of thought is that I WILL stand out enough in Kilt Do I really need black tie?
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Personally, I think you should go with the equivalent with a regular necktie. As you said, you will already stand out and you don't want to outshine the wedding party.
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