Jacket Required in Pinnacle?

[cheeto]

[quote name='POA1']You're welcome. If your husband is anything like me, he wants to know 2 things: What time do we have to be there, and what should I wear. :D[/QUOTE]

This is hilarious because this is our running joke. My DH always says: "you just tell me when and where I need to show up" for our vacations when ever I ask him for input or decision making regarding the details. He likes for me to do all the research and give him the "report".

[kevingastreich]

[quote name='dakrewser']Sorry, but no one looks "nice" in an ill-fittling, mis-matched jacket.[/QUOTE]

Hey, at least they tried. :p

[cabinluvn]

[quote name='cheeto']This is hilarious because this is our running joke. My DH always says: "you just tell me when and where I need to show up" for our vacations when ever I ask him for input or decision making regarding the details. He likes for me to do all the research and give him the "report".[/QUOTE]

This is essentially what happens here. I told him no jacket for the cruise, so he laid out what he wanted to pack. He lays out, I pack.


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[ithaca gal]

We cruised on the Eurodam in February and the Nieuw Amsterdam in March. Both times the vast majority of men wore jackets on Gala Nights. A few went without a jacket but wore a nice long sleeved shirt and tie (and pants!). We could count on one hand those who wore neither a jacket or tie.

My husband had to wear a suit for work for all those years but still enjoys looking nice when I dress up too. (I don't wear gowns, but I do make an effort to dress up more than on smart casual nights.) It doesn't take a lot of effort, it isn't uncomfortable (if you are doing it right!) and it adds to the ambiance. But that's just our opinion! :)