Kilted for wedding anniversary

**Tattoo Bradley** · 28th January 07, 11:07 AM

Congratulations on the years!

**Riverkilt** · 28th January 07, 11:19 AM

Hey Darrell,

Congrats on the anniversary and way of celebrating.

I quit wearing pants back in August 2005 too!

For what its worth, my lady sometimes likes to wear MY SportKilts as a long tartan dress. She's not as big as me, but the length is right and with the velcro she can shorten the waist to work for her.

Ron

**GMan** · 28th January 07, 05:06 PM

Congratulations for the 1st!!!

You are a great husband to think of your wife in such a way.

**Livingston** · 28th January 07, 05:21 PM

congrats on making 32 yrs on 2/1. Ours will be 20 on 1/31

**SnakeEyes** · 28th January 07, 06:05 PM

Congrats. You're lucky to have a supportive lady in your life, and by the sounds of it, you aren't afraid to let her know how much that means to you. Good stuff.

**Jerry** · 29th January 07, 05:37 AM

Congratulations on your 32nd anniversary. Our 30th was yesterday. We went to my wife's favorite Mexican restaurant. I'm sorry to say I wasn't kilted. But, I will be when we repeat our wedding vows this Saturday, and for a good part of the trip when we embark on a second honeymoon sometime in February.

**NewKilt** · 28th January 07, 05:57 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Hey Darrell,

Congrats on the anniversary and way of celebrating.

I quit wearing pants back in August 2005 too!

For what its worth, my lady sometimes likes to wear MY SportKilts as a long tartan dress. She's not as big as me, but the length is right and with the velcro she can shorten the waist to work for her.

Ron

Thanks for the tip on the SportKilts, Ron. I decided to go with the long kilted skirt for this occasion. I hoping that it is not actually too long for her - can always be hemmed if it is. If she really likes it, I'll get her a few of the women's kilts. I think she might enjoy them for summer wear as opposed to wearing shorts all the time. I might add a SportKilt or two to my own collection so I have a little variety for light weight, casual, summer wear. I love my UK's, but it would be nice to have a little more variety for the hot summer months. My wool traditionals are just too hot for me when it gets in the 80F plus range with the high humidity we have here in Missouri.

Darrell