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Is it inappropriate to have bagpipes at your wedding if your not Scottish?
Tue 9 Mar 2010 06:55AM posts 6
definatly not!!! if thats what you want them go for it. it will give you wedding something a little bit different.
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definatly not!!! if thats what you want them go for it. it will give you wedding something a little bit different.
Tue 9 Mar 2010 06:55AM
saj83
I think if you love the bagpipes you should have them!
My Hubby to be has decided that he wants to wear a kilt to our wedding! Hahaha, at first I was horrified but then I thought it is his day too so he should be able to wear what he wants. He does have scottish heritage but it is a fair way back. And my great grandmother was born in scotland so I guess It is in both of our blood 
Mon 7 Jun 2010 04:55AM
mollimel
I don’t see why not! IF thats what you want, last time I checked it was your wedding! 
Tue 8 Jun 2010 11:31AM
laceyj
Heck no! It’s very cool!!!
Tue 8 Jun 2010 21:30PM
MrsGross2B
NSW
its not inappropriate at all, my sister and BinL had a whole pipe band at there wedding, it was a nice change from a traditional dj. they didnt play the whole reception obviously, but it was a lovely touch, and neither of them are scottish
Tue 9 Nov 2010 00:37AM
Piper For All Occasions
Definetely not. I run a bagpiping business called Piper For All Occasions that services the Gold Coast and Hinterland area. I have done countless weddings where neither the bride or groom has any Scottish heratige but they just love the bagpipes. They are a fabulous instrument and compared to getting a band they are a cheap option to add that touch of class to your special occasion. I can’t tell you how many people have regreted not having bagpipes at their wedding when they see how great they are at someone elses
Fri 24 Jun 2011 04:11AM