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Wenchy knows better than to listen to any of us
Quote from: Tipsy Gipsy on January 01, 2011, 12:10:17 PMQuote from: Nick on January 01, 2011, 11:16:18 AMWell I could make her a cake. ANd BM could do a free bar all day. And Miss D could give her advice about men and such And I bet we could find some suitable role for Tipsy's eldest. I wonder how he is with bouquets? Be careful Nick, he knows lots of tree fellers.... with big and dangerous weapons...like. I am sure he consorts with lots of hunky men with big weapons like. Stands to reason
Quote from: Nick on January 01, 2011, 11:16:18 AMWell I could make her a cake. ANd BM could do a free bar all day. And Miss D could give her advice about men and such And I bet we could find some suitable role for Tipsy's eldest. I wonder how he is with bouquets? Be careful Nick, he knows lots of tree fellers.... with big and dangerous weapons...like.
Well I could make her a cake. ANd BM could do a free bar all day. And Miss D could give her advice about men and such And I bet we could find some suitable role for Tipsy's eldest. I wonder how he is with bouquets?
So do I have to take my hat back or not?
Ideas to make a machine shed an ideal setting for a wedding reception?Hi,We are holding our wedding in a machine shed (not a wood barn, and not an open-air shed). We are trying to brainstorm ideas to light, drape, and decorate the place so that it is beautiful and suitable to the wedding band and about 400 guests. We have taken the advice provided on previous posts, and we plan to use draping to cover up some junk and make the space a little more aesthetically-pleasing. But I am wondering: what is the best way to light the place so that the aluminum walls don't absorb all the light? Is draping enough to account for the acoustic problems of a live band, or should we also be using some sort of strategically-installed acoustical padding (the floor is concrete, the walls are made of corrugated aluminum, the structure is A-frame)? Does anyone have creative ideas for maximizing the natural light available through the front door, and getting it as far into the shed as possible? We would very much appreciate any general advice that takes into account a fairly tight budget and non-professional planning! Thank you so much!
I see Mr Wench is seeking advice on Yahoo Answers QuoteIdeas to make a machine shed an ideal setting for a wedding reception?Hi,We are holding our wedding in a machine shed (not a wood barn, and not an open-air shed). We are trying to brainstorm ideas to light, drape, and decorate the place so that it is beautiful and suitable to the wedding band and about 400 guests. We have taken the advice provided on previous posts, and we plan to use draping to cover up some junk and make the space a little more aesthetically-pleasing. But I am wondering: what is the best way to light the place so that the aluminum walls don't absorb all the light? Is draping enough to account for the acoustic problems of a live band, or should we also be using some sort of strategically-installed acoustical padding (the floor is concrete, the walls are made of corrugated aluminum, the structure is A-frame)? Does anyone have creative ideas for maximizing the natural light available through the front door, and getting it as far into the shed as possible? We would very much appreciate any general advice that takes into account a fairly tight budget and non-professional planning! Thank you so much!
Wedding is still on just freaking out a bit as there is still a lot to do and have eaten soooo much I will have to starve between now and March!
Quote from: Bar Wench on January 01, 2011, 09:50:33 PMWedding is still on just freaking out a bit as there is still a lot to do and have eaten soooo much I will have to starve between now and March!All will be well, we will be with you every step of the way. What could possibly go wrong?
Why do women want such big, expensive weddings?
How do you talk to your fiancé about marriage and chores?
