How to Buy a Wedding Kilt - Complete Groom's Outfit Guide

[@trainerjoe9469]

I didn't know it was possible to love you guys even more than I already do.

[@USAKiltsOfficial]

awwwww

[@BryanDDavis]

Agreed. This was amazing!

[@sharilewis4533]

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[@richardduncan4894]

Loved the old-timey newsreel feel of the video. Not only instructional but entertaining too. But, don't do this too often, as it might start wearing thin...

[@nickhaile9980]

Love this. Great read, Eric.

[@the-kilted-trucker59]

Guys I truly loved this video.

[@kevinhendryx665]

Very cute instructional film! Hey, I see a Citgo back there!

[@awolf4827]

Gonna be getting married soon and this is an amazing guide I'm happy get to marry the love of my life and I get do it in a kilt

[@USAKiltsOfficial]

Congrats to you both!!

[@Highland_Paddy]

Pretty sure not much I don't already know here, but phunny format that I could comment more extensively if the mood arise.

[@Highland_Paddy]

I was gonna mention BUDGET, but seems like recurring theme. And if not getting married but GOING t' wedding, is still need t' shop several months early unless already went in something less presentable before saw this. You, Shirt Gap Guy?

[@Highland_Paddy]

I still prefer above knee for comfort.

[@Highland_Paddy]

Plenty is wear dress sporrans t' fairs and such now.

[@Highland_Paddy]

The FUTURE?! What about Duck and Cover and such?

[@Highland_Paddy]

Need a bit more ornamentation for the Brigadoon setting...

[@TheJTMcDaniel]

The only thing I tend to disagree with is wearing the waiter's shirt with a PC. A proper formal shirt has a separate collar and there's half a bottle of starch involved, and, in any case there's nothing wrong with wearing a soft collar with a PC. Debrett's just species "a white shirt," and HM generally wears a turn-down collar with his PC.

[@straycat1674]

One of the crazy ones I’ve seen is trying to mix the great kilt with a prince Charlie and modern dress shoes.

[@USAKiltsOfficial]

uuuugh

[@la_old_salt2241]

😖

[@kd0r]

What fun! :-)

[@mikesands4681]

No bonnet?

[@USAKiltsOfficial]

most weddings are indoors and a bonnet is not part of formal wear. If someone wants to wear one...their choice.

[@badgasaurus4211]

Don’t buy a prince charlie for your wedding, stick with the argyll and tweed.

[@RichardLeslieWhereat]

Why go with casual like tweed and argyle, when Prince Charlie is Formal?

[@andrewb9590]

@@RichardLeslieWhereatbecause it is the most formal, like a tuxedo. Not necessarily required for a wedding, and potentially limited opportunities to wear again versus something a little less formal.

[@badgasaurus4211]

@@RichardLeslieWhereatTweed is casual, argyll is not, an Argyll jacket is daytime semi-formal/formal. Tweed and argyll jackets are appropriate for day wear, a prince charlie is not, hence, a prince charlie is inappropriate regardless of whether it is considered more formal. How many weddings start in the evening? Very few.

[@badgasaurus4211]

@@andrewb9590Most formal, not including white tie. What you say is true but the main sticking point, is prince charlie jackets do not look good during the day

[@RichardLeslieWhereat]

@@badgasaurus4211 White tie is formal. Black tie is semi formal. Argyle is casual.