Strange wedding attire

I have not seen nothing memorable. Seriously.

You should have put on your high heels and knocked them all of there feet. I really haven't seen any strange and unusual attires at any weddings. The most typical thing I really have seen is, sorry that was a prom picture. My cousin was in a tux, with a cane a top hat. I guess I haven't seen any. How did you react to those kilts?

The way the world is going I think we need to be grateful when they wear anything at all. I do agree with your comments however we need to compliment our country a bit better at times.

Both my best man and chief usher wore kilts (they are both Scottish). I just stuck to the traditional white dress until I was told that it was wrong to upstage the bride and had to change into a morning suit (top hat and tails). People can be so prickly on these occasions! However, I had a friend who got married wearing a parachute apparently - I was abroad when she married so couldn't attend. As did her groom, his best man and priest! They married at about 10,000. Must have played havoc with her hair!

A mullet and a.... wait that was me.

Hi fwidman, That must have looked pretty weird, no, can't say I've seen anyone wearing weird clothing at a wedding that I have attended. Tamara

I'm from India and at weddings in our community, it is customary for ment to wear formal pants and a shirt or the traditional Kerala attire of a shirt and a cloth (Mundu) around the waist. But at my sister's wedding last year, my father-in-law was at the wedding in trousers which seemed like track pants....and a T-shirt (a dirty looking one at that!). He hadn't shaved either and looked like a beggar off the streets.

The strangest outfit I've seen at a wedding was a woman who had her wedding dress airbrushed on...I've included a pic of it. I can't imagine showing up for my wedding basically naked with just some paint covering my body. The only thing real on her is the shoes, gloves and veil. I guess she won't be passing her wedding "dress" down to her daughter LOL [b]~~MY OWN PEACE WITHIN~~ **STAND STRONG AND BELIEVE IN YOURSELF**[/b]

Mm..just dying to ask this, was the father of the bride at least wearing underwear under his kilt? LOL...I've heard the REAL tradition of a Scotsman wearing a kilt is to be au natural under that kilt... I don't know I don't think it's any wackier that say a couple whose origins are from India being dressed in traditional garb of their country, like a woman wearing a special sari I've never personally seen a wacky weird dressing up at a wedding but remember seeing on the news one time how a couple got married on Halloween and decided to dress in rather ghoulish wedding attire. In fact, the main table for the reception banquet that followed wasn't a table at all but a coffin...sooooo

Well the most unusual attire I had seen was everyone was dressed in Black even the bride,but now a days that is fashion,guess I am still from the old school,just cant get use to it.You have a wonderful night.

Nice kilt photo! By the way, once can find people wearing jeans to a wedding over here. Can you believe that? Do you find it "rude" and disrespectful? I must say I do find guys look a bit weird in those kilt which to me, looks a lot likes a lady's skirt. Sorry, no offence intended as it was only my very personal opinion. The same thing goes for high heels. What is your comment if a guy wear high heels? Would you find it strange too? I mean liking something is different from wearing it!

Usually the weddings i have been too justy formal ! I have heard of dressing in what your heritage is . I have seen less formal weddings and weddings the peopel are in jeans . To each there own and i think its cool to change up a wedding and have it unique

Hmmmm, I am sitting here trying to think of something that I thought was unusual for wedding attire, but my business caters to the "Bohemian" bride, so nothing is really that unusual to me. I've had bare foot brides, a bride who wore a ruby red dress, my nephew and my daughter's best friend will be married in March of 2010, and the groom and groom's men will be wearing zoot suits and fedoras. One of the groom's "men" will be a female friend of his. The girls will be wearing traditional wedding garb, but they will also go bare foot. One of the bride's attendants will be a male friend of hers. I don't think he will be wearing a dress, but who knows with those two.*L* Like I said, I cater to these kinds of people so I don't find it unusual at all.

I've never been to wedding where they wore strange or unusual attire.

Maybe the family has scottish blood lines in them? If it is the case it makes sense that they wear the quilt. If not I don't know what to say.

I am Scottish and was married wearing a kilt. I find it odd that you would think of this as strange. It is our National dress no matter where we live or get married. My wedding was in Canada but I still wanted to pay homage to my homeland by wearing the kilt. Strange is when people get married on halloween dressed up as zombies and other such weirdness.

for me, there is no strange attire Ive seen yet. Except that if the bride, groom and the others uses Red, purple or pink or any other color instead of a white gown/clothes. Well, it depends on them anyways. lol

Hi fwidman, no weding I have been to has anyone worn anything remotely strange..yet I have heard of some 'different' types of weddings eg everyone turning up as rockers, but have never seen one...hugs littleowl

I really like the kilt but didn't know when one wore a kilt they wore the top part of a tux. I haven't actually seen anyone wear anything strange to a wedding but, my husband has pictures of his sisters wedding and all of the grooms men had swords. And, no they weren't in the military, the groom just thought it would be cool for them to have swords and so he bought them for the men to have for the wedding. Strange huh? lol