What an inapproporiate decision, to hold it without shelter at all, in your area. A smart b & G would hire a portable open-sided tent (roof only) to shield the horde of attendees. . . Cheaper than all the emergency room bills. Or the mothers-in-law passed out on the turf. . .
Big slow fans to blow air past blocks of dry ice. Kegs of iced Pimms #2 scattered among the aisles. . . keith whaley Tanya Mayer Photography wrote: > > mapson just pointed this out to me: > > http://news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,8347260%255E2,00.html > > This is talking about the area that I live in - anyone wanna assist at my > wedding tomorrow? It is a "formal" wedding, suits required, and it is at 2pm > (hottest time of the day here), and get this, OUTSIDE, in FULL SUN. I > predict some similar fainting episodes to the one where my assistant > fainted. Sheesh, I hope they have some seating arranged for the older > folks.... (they often stand at these country weddings that are out > doors)... And plenty of bottled water... > > I usually wear all black to my weddings, as my "uniform" but I may have to > change my plans for this one... > > tan.
