Traditional Scottish Flower of Scotland Tartan Kilt

Tristan wore a custom-made blue-green tweed jacket and waistcoat that he had made at Kinloch Anderson. He also wore his own kilt in the Flower of Scotland tartan. In addition to his jacket and waistcoat, Tristan purchased what will be a family heirloom—a sporran made out of a real brown hare. "It was a unique touch that he choose to stand out as the groom," Nina says. "It definitely shows off his goofy and fun-loving personality."

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