So I have a wedding next weekend. I was home last month and brought back my kilt for the occasion. I foolishly didn’t look inside it’s cover, and now I realize that the sporran is missing! That’s the little “purse” that bobs around on the front of the thing.
It’s very niche and unlikely I know, but does anyone know of any kilt hire availability in Taiwan?? Or any Scottish brothers that may have one? Ordering online will take weeks. Thanks y’all!
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@Banki, congratulations and welcome soon to be a part of the married club.
I don’t have a sporran, sorry.
Bagpipes a part of the festivities?
Open bar?
Haha oh no no no. It’s not my wedding! I’d be a terrible groom. No a friend is getting married and my family would be very cross with me if I wore a suit to a wedding, so I brought the kilt over hehe.
It’s a Taiwanese wedding so no bagpipes and (very sadly) no drinking I don’t think.
maybe put some of those small whiskey bottles in the sporran to pass the time.
have fun 
Yes this is the issue. I’ve nowhere to put my hip flask! No secret whiskey for me.
Maybe find someone to make a new one, maybe something more styled for the locale? Like Taiwanese- Scottish mix?
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Yes!
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That’s exactly what came to my mind as well!
Though I hope you like betel nut - in 阿美 culture, girls will put betel nuts in guys’ bags as a sign that they like them 
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That’s an awesome idea. Scottish and Taiwan Aboriginal influences mixed… Maybe the colors don’t match very well, but cha bu duo
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Oh my goodness yes that is a fantastic idea! If only there was time to get something custom made… Perhaps I can find a bag like this that will fit appropriately in time.
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