Picnic weddings?
Hi I like the idea of having a picnic after my wedding. I just wondered if you had any suggestions? And also I am unsure of how to get around the formal wear - I'm sure people won't want to be playing rounders in suits and dresses! We also live too far away for people to come to the cermony then go home to get changed and to come back.
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we're going very informal, jeans etc - everyone is supplying their own food & drink though we're also supplying cold drinks, ice creams & the cake!
I think if you have a reception as informal as a picnic with games you should really tailor your dress code around that
Anyway - if you do....you could take a couple of those, stick 'em into the grass (to form a circular 'changing room') and do a 'Superman' changing competition!!! Quickest to get into casual clobber gets a prize!!
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You are a hero for coming up with the name - thank you!
[Modified by: samw on May 26, 2008 09:06 PM]
The picnic sounds wonderful
Good luck with everything
Can I ask where the house/barn is as we are looking for something less formal then a hotel and like the idea of a garden party/fete theme?
We are hoping to have a less formal reception, but are planning for late March 2010 so weather probably won't be good enough for outside. We were hoping for a barn type thing somewhere as h2b doesn't fancy a marquee but I don't think there is anywhere close enough to our church (in Matlock, Derbys) to be able to do that.
Good luck with your picnics though!!!
Have you seen the (i think it's) waitrose advert. is that what your going for? do you have any pics, of your ideas or inspiration?