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Nope. I'm mixed Polish and German, but her folks are Scottish, so we decided to do the kilt/Celtic thing to honor them. Their family tartan looks.... well, it's unattractive, so this was the tartan she liked best.Originally Posted by UncleDave
-- JRB
Nice, congrats! I've been married a week and a half so far! lol
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It's hard to tell from the picture, but it looks like the Wallace tartan. My last name is Wallace, that's why I was wondering.
Dave
MacLean of Duart.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maclean_of_Duart
-- JRB
Oh, I could not see the treads that run through the tartan well. There are some very similar, just a different color tread running through here or there.
Congrats!
Yeah, I'm always amazed at the subtle differences between some of the tartans... Red/Yellow/Green is one Clan, while Red/Green/Yellow is a different Clan.
I suppose it's like the differences between various single malt scotches... you either KNOW or you don't.
Speaking of, we had a celebratory toast with 39 year old Glenlivet. It did not suck.
-- JRB
Congrats! Best to you both!
Be true to your Family and Friends! A handshake, and your word is all it takes!!
Congratulations!!
Now that is the way to tie the knot!! a man after my own heart.Yeah, I'm always amazed at the subtle differences between some of the tartans... Red/Yellow/Green is one Clan, while Red/Green/Yellow is a different Clan.
I suppose it's like the differences between various single malt scotches... you either KNOW or you don't.
Speaking of, we had a celebratory toast with 39 year old Glenlivet. It did not suck.
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