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Would you seriously consider wearing a camo tux at your wedding?

Would you ever consider a camo tux? 31 members have voted

  1. 1. Would you ever consider a camo tux?

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This seems ridiculous at first blush and it's certainly not my cup of tea.

 

I'd be curious if the divorce rates for couples where this type of outfit is worn vs the overall divorce rate.

 

I bet if you combine the two and wear camouflage overalls they just hand you an annulment at the reception.

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No. Hell no.

 

I did half way consider a camo groom cake though. Decided I didn't care enough about having a groom cake to pay for it.

What the hell is a groom cake?

No, only because like others have said I don't own a single piece of camo clothing. I'm not a hunter. However, being in the middle of planning a wedding currently, I can say that you have to make sure to do what YOU want for YOUR wedding. It's not your parents' or friends' or anyone else's wedding and it can sometimes be easy to lose sight of that. For that reason, I'd say go for it if that's something your into.

Bunch of pansies.

 

 

No, only because like others have said I don't own a single piece of camo clothing. I'm not a hunter. However, being in the middle of planning a wedding currently, I can say that you have to make sure to do what YOU want for YOUR wedding. It's not your parents' or friends' or anyone else's wedding and it can sometimes be easy to lose sight of that. For that reason, I'd say go for it if that's something your into.

Let's be real. It's her wedding lol

Absolutely. Mrs. S had a heck of a time getting me to wear clothes at all. I wanted our wedding to be at Paradise Lakes, but the future better half was having no part of it.

 

I have all kinds of camo gear. Mrs. S does, too.

 

The camo fedora is must when venturing out in the urban jungle.

Let's be real. It's her wedding lol
Exactly, if she wants you to wear camo you wear camo. Or armor, or burlap, or satin,,,,
This seems ridiculous at first blush and it's certainly not my cup of tea.

 

I'd be curious if the divorce rates for couples where this type of outfit is worn vs the overall divorce rate.

 

Why would the attire make any difference in divorce rates? If he is wearing camo, chances are pretty high that she approved it and if she also has something on that's camo then they are probably pretty simpatico.

I think it's a new fad. I've been to 2 weddings where the groom had a custom cake.

 

Wow...just, wow.

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What the hell is a groom cake?

I think it's a new fad. I've been to 2 weddings where the groom had a custom cake.

 

Nahh, it's not a fad. I didn't have one at my wedding, but most of the weddings in my extended family have had one as far back as I remember.

 

Googled it...Wikipedia had an article on them (of course) and said groom's cakes go back to Victorian England.

 

Groom's cake - Wikipedia

Nahh, it's not a fad. I didn't have one at my wedding, but most of the weddings in my extended family have had one as far back as I remember.

 

Googled it...Wikipedia had an article on them (of course) and said groom's cakes go back to Victorian England.

 

Groom's cake - Wikipedia

 

One of the best cakes I have ever had, bar none, was a chocolate grooms cake with strawberries at a buddies wedding several years ago. Absolutely delicious.

Nahh, it's not a fad. I didn't have one at my wedding, but most of the weddings in my extended family have had one as far back as I remember.

 

Googled it...Wikipedia had an article on them (of course) and said groom's cakes go back to Victorian England.

 

Groom's cake - Wikipedia

 

I don't eat cake, well I only eat chocolate cake with chocolate icing. When it came time to pick the flavors for our wedding cake, my request for one of the tiers to be chocolate on chocolate were denied. So I just figured I wouldn't be eating any cake.

 

We get to the reception and my wife (unbeknownst to me) had had them make me a sports themed grooms cake with chocolate on chocolate.

I don't eat cake, well I only eat chocolate cake with chocolate icing. When it came time to pick the flavors for our wedding cake, my request for one of the tiers to be chocolate on chocolate were denied. So I just figured I wouldn't be eating any cake.

 

We get to the reception and my wife (unbeknownst to me) had had them make me a sports themed grooms cake with chocolate on chocolate.

 

That's true love right there!

Never heard of a grooms cake either and I'm 34. I would've loved my wife to wear a sun dress and cowboy boots wouldn't of been able to wait until the hotel room that night. Camo isn't my thing but plenty of country boys wear it at work (hats, shirts, sweatshirts, etc), so I'd say if she's cool with it, she's a keeper.

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