Western weddings are popular...and wearing wild rags at a wedding, whether you're part of the wedding party or a guest, is becoming more and more popular. 

• So, what is the perfect wild rag knot to wear to Western wedding? The wild rag wedding ring knot! 
  
  It's easy to tie, and it doesn't take long to learn how to tie your wild rag. 
  
  Let us walk you through how to tie your wild rag in a simple but meaningful way. 
  
  How to Tie a Wild Rag Wedding Knot
  
  
• Roll your wild rag into a long roll. If you're not sure how to roll a wild rag, here's a video walking you through how to do a nice, long silk roll so that you get the longest line of silk and not a ruffled silk look. 
  
  
• After you have your rolled-up wild rag (I'm using a 36" in this video, but you can definitely use a 42" as well). Hold the scarf in the middle of the roll and take the scarf behind your head bringing the fold to one side and the other two ends to the other.
  
  
• Take the two loose ends and tie a half hitch (not a full knot). Take the closest end and put it through the loop on the opposite side.
  
  
• Even up those two ends so they are the same length.
  
  
• Then finish with a square knot. You can easily tie a square knot by tying left over right, and right over left with the wild rag ends. This creates the wild rag wedding ring knot.

Watch the video here as I walk you through how to tie a wild rag Wedding Ring Knot.

It's easy to do - it will take you about 1 minute to learn.