Which item of clothing is usually worn by a Scotsman at a wedding?

The story behind the answer

Kilt is correct because it’s the traditional Scottish Highland garment worn by men at formal occasions such as weddings, graduations, and military ceremonies. A kilt is a knee-length, pleated wrap made of wool tartan, often paired with a sporran (pouch), jacket, and sometimes a sgian-dubh (small ceremonial knife). Skirts and dresses are general garments, not specific to Scottish male formalwear, and “Rhobes” isn’t a recognized term.

Fun fact: Tartans often represent clans or regions, so a groom might wear his family’s pattern. Memory tip: “Kilt at a ceilidh” (a Scottish party) — both start with a hard “k” sound, linking kilts to Scottish celebrations.