Tartan to a cèilidh?

**neloon** · 26th March 18, 11:47 AM

Welcome from the Northeast of Scotland.
I'm assuming the ceilidh is in Scotland and I'm sure Scots would be very happy if you wore either tartan - it would be so nice to have a Swedish lady present and you will soon learn our dances. Doesn't matter if you get them a little bit wrong - everyone does!
All the best,
Alan

**Lady Grey** · 26th March 18, 01:44 PM

Sounds lovely.
Wear petticoats for the dancing and to look fabulous!
I love the vintage style swing dresses in Tartan.
Just don’t go overboard with sashes and accessories in tartan, have plain solid colour shoes bag etc ... let the dress stand out.
Have a great time.

**Profane James** · 26th March 18, 04:08 PM

Originally Posted by neloon

Welcome from the Northeast of Scotland.
I'm assuming the ceilidh is in Scotland

....and if we assume the cèilidh is in Sweden?

**neloon** · 27th March 18, 12:27 AM

Originally Posted by Profane James

....and if we assume the cèilidh is in Sweden?

Oh, just as happy, of course.

Alan

**PatrickHughes123** · 17th July 18, 09:54 PM

Originally Posted by neloon

I'm assuming the ceilidh is in Scotland

Originally Posted by birkeheden

since I'm not Scottish

I would assume from birkeheden's comment, that it is.

**Taskr** · 18th July 18, 10:39 AM

The Black Watch is a universal (or government) tartan, and traditionally those without their own (or anyone) can wear it. It is appropriate for all subjects of the Queen to wear Royal Stewart.