threebikesmcginty said:I just hired one from a local tailor's shop. Worth it if you can't find one in a charridy shop.
ttcycle said:You can get some decent quality rentals...
gavintc said:Self tie bow ties are really not that difficult, but as jimbo has stated you just need a bit of practice. I propose if you do go down this route, practice tieing the tie on your leg - much easier to see what you are doing. Then move to the neck.
Arch said:There's that place that does wedding dresses, next to the Gourmet Burger Kitchen, on the same road as the main post office, comes out opposite the Museum Gardens (can't for the life of me remember the name of it - Lendal?). They might do suit hire....
jimboalee said:Oh, and the good thing about a SELF TIE is at the end of the evening, or when you sit at the roulette table, you can untie it and let it dangle like James Bond,,![]()
Failing that I could definitely raise some eyebrows by turning up in a dress - I think that would suit me better than a kilt.Arch said:There's that place that does wedding dresses, next to the Gourmet Burger Kitchen, on the same road as the main post office, comes out opposite the Museum Gardens (can't for the life of me remember the name of it - Lendal?). They might do suit hire....
I need instructions!jimboalee said:In Great Britain, it is BAD FORM to wear a PRE TIED...
When the others see you have cheated, they will expect a round of drinks immediately.
Start your bow tie an hour before you leave home.![]()