Should kilts be worn at weddings?

[Blu (Ontario)]

CONGRATULATIONS to the happy couple and both families, Graham! When the smoke clears, we'll no doubt be able to swap some good stories. And although I have the argyl jacket, I'm actually renting a P.C. for our daughters wedding as ours is a large formal affair. (We have people flying over from Italy to attend.) To give a sense of perspective, it is the eqivalent of approx. 40 fully hand made worsted wool traditionals. I hope things are a little bit more reasonable around your stomping grounds.
:rolleyes:

[Graham]

Thanks for all the well wishes,

Andrew, I will speak with the lad about being kilted, his surname is Byrne, I understand he can wear the Laois Irish County tartan
http://www.clan.com/tartan_detail.html?tartan=1145

I may offer him a kilt for the wedding.

Blu, I believe they want a simple wedding, out in the forest somewhere. Their church meets in a building that is not especially attractive, so that sounds good. It will be informal, and it will be hot, so a jacket may not even be needed.

yes, we must compare notes.

[Alan H]

A very pretty lass, your daughter is, and it looks like she's picked a good fellow.

Congratulations all around.

[beverlonian]

Many congratulations Graham, it would certainly be a coup if the groom wore a kilt.

[Derek]

That certainly is great news Graham. Congratulations. Did you receive my pm by the way.
Derek

[macwilkin]

Aye, Guid on your daughter and her husband-to-be, Graham and don't forget the lucky horseshore (with a wee bit o' tartan around it).

What about a piper?

Cheers,

Todd

[beerbecue]

Congratulations to the lovely young couple, and to the proud papa!

What about a kilt for the groom??

[Big Paul]

Congratulations! Best wishes to the happy couple! May they have a life time of happiness and love!!


Just remember that with a wedding, don't sweat the small stuff, because it's all small stuff..

We want pictures!!