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Wearing of Apron by a Provincial or District Grand Master or a Grand Inspector

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Rule 266
Priority: 10
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Apron Regulations
Official Presence
Symbolism of Colors
Hierarchy in Masonry
Lodge Etiquette
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Provincial or District Grand Masters, Pro Metropolitan, or Grand Inspectors are permitted to wear a specific apron when officially attending any Lodge within their respective Metropolitan Area, Province, District, or Group. The apron must feature plain garter-blue edging, with all emblems and lettering also in garter-blue. This regulation emphasizes the importance of maintaining a uniform appearance that reflects the authority and status of these Masonic leaders during official functions. The document serves to standardize the attire of high-ranking Masonic officials, ensuring consistency across lodges. Adherence to these guidelines reinforces the dignity of the office and promotes a cohesive representation of Masonic leadership. It is essential for Grand Masters and Inspectors to comply with these specifications to uphold the traditions and protocols of the organization.

Created:

December 4th, 2025

Last Updated:

February 10th, 2026

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A Metropolitan, Provincial or District Grand Master, Pro Metropolitan, Provincial or District Grand Master or a Grand Inspector when officially present at any Lodge of his Metropolitan Area, Province, District or Group may wear the appropriate apron with plain garter-blue edging and all the emblems and lettering basically in garter-blue.