How to Plan a Celtic Wedding

by Kevin J.

Are you planning a celtic wedding with kilts? Congratulations! It is the dream of most of us to walk down the aisle and tie a knot with the person we love the most. Planning a Celtic wedding is not that complicated. However, you might not be able to get it right given that you have to think about so many things before your special day is here. For this reason, we have thought it wise to show you how you can plan your special day that is full of authentic Celtic culture, beauty and meaning. Here is how to do just that!

For the bridegroom

When determining what and how the bridegroom should wear during the special day is not a complicated affair. First, let the outfit be designed. Secondly, you should take into account how formal your wedding is going to be. For instance, will the wedding take place in the church? Or is it going to be a traditional one?

Here is the breakdown

You can pick eight-yard kilt, which is currently very popular in Celtic weddings. An Heirloom kilt has the best swing especially when you are walking. It is very impressive.

Alternatively, you can go for a 5-yard kilt. This one came before the invention of 8-yard kilt. It is usually a perfect option for weddings taking place during summer months or in warm climates.

How to complete your kilt outfit

If you are going to have a church wedding, an evening wedding or a Scottish castle wedding, we highly recommend that you pair a bow tie with A Prince Charlie Jacket & Vest. In essence, The Prince Charlie is the Scottish tuxedo. To realize this look, you should go for a Fly Plaid.

For both formal and semi-formal wedding such as a Victorian-themed wedding, you can your ruche tie with an Argyll Jacket & Vest. Paired with a standard tie, the jacket will look like a great suit. The jacket is versatile, and you will be able to wear it any other events.

For the bride

Your wedding gown is the most important garment of your special day. Have the groom in mind when choosing your wedding dress.

You don’t have stick to white. In the traditional weddings in Ireland, blue used to be the color of the bridal dress. A blue themed dress will be more appealing for a Celtic wedding than white gown.

Each detail should be special

You should not forget to think about the following details when you are planning a Celtic wedding:

Best Celtic gifts

Celtic wedding shirts, whisky glasses, pocket watches and Scottish knives are some of the best gifts for your groomsmen.

For the bridesmaids, elegant jewelry remains the best gift you can buy. However, you don’t have to limit your options to jewelry. You can always try to be unique.

To add to the look of your Celtic wedding party, you can add some Celtic flair to attires of everyone.

You should decorate the venue according to how it looks. However, you can always use ribbons and tartan cloths to add an old-world Irish or Scottish feel.

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Created on Jan 9th 2018 05:43. Viewed 452 times.

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