kilt anyone?

[Drucker]

Wearing a kilt at my wedding was an unforgettable experience. As someone with Scottish heritage, it was important to me to honor my family's traditions on my special day. The kilt itself was beautifully made, with tartan in my family's colors, and it made me feel proud to wear it. As I walked down the aisle, I felt a sense of connection to my ancestors and their history. It was a unique feeling that I'll never forget. Throughout the day, many guests commented on how striking the kilt looked and how it added a special touch to the ceremony. One of the most enjoyable aspects of wearing the kilt was how comfortable it was. Unlike traditional suits, which can be hot and stuffy, the kilt allowed for plenty of airflow and freedom of movement. I was able to dance and move around easily, without feeling constricted. Overall, wearing a kilt (Kilt Femme) at my wedding was a meaningful and memorable experience. It allowed me to connect with my heritage and add a unique touch to my special day. I would highly recommend it to anyone with Scottish ancestry who is considering incorporating traditional dress into their wedding.

Stupid Jockanese makey uppy "tradition." Jockland is just a region of England, full of irn bru drinking, sword dancing, sporran fondling, haggis munching, highland toffee chewing, loch ness monster watching, Graeme Souness loving wankers, who when asked, chose to remain subjugated by the English.

It's just a shit Catalonia.

 

[an liathroid beag]

Stupid Jockanese makey uppy "tradition." Jockland is just a region of England, full of irn bru drinking, sword dancing, sporran fondling, haggis munching, highland toffee chewing, loch ness monster watching, Graeme Souness loving wankers, who when asked, chose to remain subjugated by the English.

It's just a shit Catalonia.

And they like to wear skirts and eat Haggis!

 

[Warm Leatherette]

 

[Kit Nichols]

Wearing a kilt at my wedding was an unforgettable experience. As someone with Scottish heritage, it was important to me to honor my family's traditions on my special day. The kilt itself was beautifully made, with tartan in my family's colors, and it made me feel proud to wear it. As I walked down the aisle, I felt a sense of connection to my ancestors and their history. It was a unique feeling that I'll never forget. Throughout the day, many guests commented on how striking the kilt looked and how it added a special touch to the ceremony. One of the most enjoyable aspects of wearing the kilt was how comfortable it was. Unlike traditional suits, which can be hot and stuffy, the kilt allowed for plenty of airflow and freedom of movement. I was able to dance and move around easily, without feeling constricted. Overall, wearing a kilt (Kilt Femme) at my wedding was a meaningful and memorable experience. It allowed me to connect with my heritage and add a unique touch to my special day. I would highly recommend it to anyone with Scottish ancestry who is considering incorporating traditional dress into their wedding.

Go home McYank!

 

[Kimeartimmyboy]

the kilt is a keltic thing and equally belongs to scots/welsh and irish people.
in eire you have two versions, the one wears by the army which is khaki and the "civil" one which is green with yellow stripes

Never seen khaki apart from WW2 footage from N.Africa.

Irish army and Irish regiments in other armies kilts are a saffron colour. Scots regiments wear their respective tartans.

 

[gaffer falls]

I never kilt anyone