Black Tie

[jerk]

You could just call them and ask.

Whomever they are they already violated some strict miss manner's style shit by scheduling their wedding on a holiday. That's all ready a huge fuck up of traditional decorum. James could go in a latex clown suit and still only be the third worst cultural offender of propriety.

[davids]

Is the wedding New Year's Eve or New Year's Day? Because we claimed the New Year's Eve wedding date*, many years ago.


*A silly date, in retrospect - it's amateur night, and we gave up on having any kind of meaningful celebration on the day after the first few anniversaries. We usually go out sometime in late January.

[jerk]

uncouth.

Is the wedding New Year's Eve or New Year's Day? Because we claimed the New Year's Eve wedding date*, many years ago.


*A silly date, in retrospect - it's amateur night, and we gave up on having any kind of meaningful celebration on the day after the first few anniversaries. We usually go out sometime in late January.

[RickM]

Yeah, I don't think black tie really requires a tuxedo anymore.

Only amongst the same people who wear jeans to church or sweatpants in public.

[jerk]

Only amongst the same people who wear jeans to church or sweatpants in public.

but catholics love tuxedos!

[RickM]

but catholics love tuxedos!

Damn staright...s'what I'm sayin'. Guilt, Redemption, Fornication, and Tuxedos.