Andy M wrote:Spodger
Don't be so aggressive - OCP is entitled to his views.
I must agree that the thought of 350 guests in my woodland filled me with horror.
well said
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Andy M wrote:Spodger
Don't be so aggressive - OCP is entitled to his views.
I must agree that the thought of 350 guests in my woodland filled me with horror.
William323 wrote: We're just going to the woods for a weekend wedding party. = or not judging by the response so far
We will be adding value to the local economy over the weekend in terms of paying for the site and no doubt buying from the local shops.=but you want a wood away from civilisation, yet you expect there to be local shops??
18 months ago we had a similar problem in Scotland. It was a Robin Hood themed party. When people heard there would be broadswords, claymores, bows and arrows and a bouncy castle they thought we were going to reenact the battle of Colloden so it had to be held in the bride's parents' back garden and the cops shut it down at 10pm.= did you not apply for a TEN then?
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Dexter's Shed wrote:William323 wrote: We're just going to the woods for a weekend wedding party. = or not judging by the response so far
We will be adding value to the local economy over the weekend in terms of paying for the site and no doubt buying from the local shops.=but you want a wood away from civilisation, yet you expect there to be local shops??
18 months ago we had a similar problem in Scotland. It was a Robin Hood themed party. When people heard there would be broadswords, claymores, bows and arrows and a bouncy castle they thought we were going to reenact the battle of Colloden so it had to be held in the bride's parents' back garden and the cops shut it down at 10pm.= did you not apply for a TEN then?
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This holier than thou attitude is party why I spend my holidays out of the UK.
William323 wrote:
Without stating the obvious you won't get a TEN for someone's back garden unless it is a stately home miles from anyone else. You hold weddings and don't understand the licensing laws in the UK?? Last stop off for people coming to the party will be the last town before the party and people will buy stuff there. To most people this would be obvious. The party will go ahead perhaps not the way the bride wants as with the Robin hood party. Such is life.
Dexter's Shed wrote:William323 wrote:
Without stating the obvious you won't get a TEN for someone's back garden unless it is a stately home miles from anyone else. You hold weddings and don't understand the licensing laws in the UK?? Last stop off for people coming to the party will be the last town before the party and people will buy stuff there. To most people this would be obvious. The party will go ahead perhaps not the way the bride wants as with the Robin hood party. Such is life.
firstly, without stating the obvious, no where in this post do I state that I hold weddings in my woods, read my post's slower if that helps
secondly, without stating the obvious, in your above post concerning Scotland, you wrote it as though, once the locals heard about it, it then had to be held in a garden,
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