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27th August 10, 04:55 AM
#9
 Originally Posted by Jimmy
I was at my niece's wedding last month and I wore my newly bought Hunting Stewart kilt.
I wore a green ruche cravat, black shirt and black hose with Prince Charlie Jacket and 5 button waistcoat, some in the forum say it went against convention but I received lots of compliments on how smart it looked.
So wear what you think you look good in.
Quite right Jimmy if we want to go against convention then it is purely down to our choice. However, in the case in question here, there is an added twist and that is that formal day wear(morning dress) is being worn and that does guide us towards being rather more conventional.This wedding is suggesting----- no wrong word, demanding that this is not a come as you are event and the guests and ushers should really pay rather more attention to their attire than perhaps they normally would.
Last edited by Jock Scot; 27th August 10 at 06:05 AM.
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