getting married today - finding knife for a suit is hard

snow and steel

snow and steel

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I say that in jest, but only partially.

I feel weird not having some sort of pocket knife and everything I've tried in the pockets looks huge ad bulges.

I think somewhere around here I have a SOG slimjim xl. Its not my favorite but that might work.
 
The Spyderco Military carries very flat from what I have found.
 
I was dressed up in a penguin suit not too long ago and rocked my Sebenza in my pocket with no issues. I carried it in my back pocket though so that might be an option or a reason why it carried so well for me.
 
Last time I wore a tux, I was carrying the Buck Lux. Fits nicely in the coin part of the front pocket.
 
you should get a Chris Reeve manundi, its small sleek and elegant and would be a great lifelong item to have.
 
Should match a tux..
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First , congratulations on your wedding . I hope you , your bride guests and your have a wonderful celebration .

As for the knife , hey it's YOUR wedding . carry what you want :D


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My buddy has a kershaw leek in a great looking chrome finish. It would look great with a tux. Not really my speed though. I had a small case stockman 3 blade I bought the day I got engaged so I had to have that one in my pocket when we tied the knot. I wanted to buy a small sebenza for that occasion but cash was tight at the time. Good luck and congrats!
 
Congratulations and condolences.
While not necessary to carry a knife while going through a wedding, if you must anything under .5" thick should be ok.
 
snow and steel said:
I say that in jest, but only partially.

I feel weird not having some sort of pocket knife and everything I've tried in the pockets looks huge ad bulges.

I think somewhere around here I have a SOG slimjim xl. Its not my favorite but that might work.
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Go buy a William Henry RIGHT NOW!!!
 
You're getting married today and you're concerned with which knife to wear?

Hmmm... a reevaluation of priorities might be in order. :D
 
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