What is it about a dude in a skirt that is so damn hot? Perhaps it’s because they make my mind wander to naughty places… Anyway, kilts are awesome. They come in so many bright tartans and are filled with family history. Oh, and often times they come with bagpipes! But, this isn’t about me. This Monday Montage is dedicated to all of you sexy Scots, Irish, and whoever else can sport a kilt on their wedding day.
Kilted American Canadian Gothic.
These “Canadian Goths” are ready to rock out with their kilts out!
Danielle and Brayton tied the knot at Hammond Museum, a Medieval castle in Gloucester, MA. These men in their tartans just look so right.
Besides having these kilted “rockstars” at their wedding, Joy and Geoff had an awesomely hilarious and kilt-tastic wedding in Chicago. They made wedding objectives for their guests, which included getting down like it was 1999, impersonating a llama, and more!
Joy and Geoff couldn’t wait to update their facebook statuses. Everyone knows your marriage isn’t official until your relationship status says so.
Paige and Elliot boogied into their wedding reception to Dragonforce’s “Fury Of The Storm.”
Cindy and Justin are workin’ their Scottish ancestry. All I wanna know is, sexy, can I?
Just because you’re wearing a kilt doesn’t mean you can’t get down, Thriller-style.
Business in the front — party in the back!
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15 responses to “Kilted grooms rockin’ them tartans, and one NSFW cake topper”
I love the kilt idea and tht weddiong cake was best laugh I had today. I love when people really go there.
Yay kilts!
And on the subject of engagements rings – I told my love that when he pops the question I don’t want a diamond. Being old-fashioned he wants to give me a ring though so I told him I wanted something warm and alive – a big ole hunk of amber! He liked that idea so I think that’s what I’ll get in the near future.
I felt the exact same way – I’m really not a gold or diamonds kind of girl. I did want a ring though, so we went with one of my favorite stones – moonstone. Everyone who’s seen a pic of my ring (it’s in the mail right now) says it’s gorgeous and totally me!
I feel ya. After 8 years my guy popped the question with a simple, low set ruby. He knows me well.
I’m going to giggle over that cake topper all afternoon.
I made a fascinator for a friend who wanted her headpiece to match the colors in her groom’s kilt. It was SUCH a better idea than hiding her dress under a swath of his family’s tartan and he thought the gesture was super sweet.
That cake topper is so unbelievably awesome!!! I would so do that too if hubby to be was donning a kilt!!
“Paige and Elliot boogied into their wedding reception to Dragonforce’s “Fury Of The Storm.”
This is why I love Offbeat Bride.
Canadian Goth’s tartan is pretty sweet, but her dress & shrug combo is classic hotness. Any info on her kit would be much obliged.
There are some seriously sweet chops in this post.
I love Paige’s dress. And those kilts rock.
My original comment was removed, so I’m sorry if it broke any rules I was only joking!
But all of the kilts are fab! I love kilts at a wedding. We got married this past weekend and alot of the menfolk wore kilts I love to see them in their clan colours. We had all sorts of tartans on show
I’m bound and determined to get my FH into a kilt for our wedding! We just have to figure out what tartan will look ok with a red dress, though that Blackwatch tartan shown above looks great paired with the red dress.
My man won’t wear a kilt as he considers them ‘too traditional’ lol, well we are Scottish 😉
Ahh! That’s my cake topper! How awesome! It was a big splurge but so totally worth it, it was a huge hit at the wedding. I have it displayed on our bookshelf in the living room now.
My groom wore a kilt at our wedding, and has worn it on a lot of formal occasions since then. We had several kilted guests, too. I think other people think that kilts are offbeat…but to us it seems completely normal, albeit awesome.