Fab4Runner;1744033 wrote:Btw, it is not uncommon to have lawn games at an outdoor wedding. Not sure what seems NASCAR about it, tbh. I know this pic is huge, but I fail to see an issue with these games.

We had cornhole, beer pong and barbecue and everyone had a great time.

MontyBrunswick;1744019 wrote:Is your wedding NASCAR themed?

What will you do if it rains?

We had rain insurance that would have made us forget that it rained and it was only like $300. Totally worth it in my humble opinion as I didn't fret at all about the forecast.

Fab4Runner;1744033 wrote:Btw, it is not uncommon to have lawn games at an outdoor wedding. Not sure what seems NASCAR about it, tbh. I know this pic is huge, but I fail to see an issue with these games.

I don't know you, but can I attend your wedding if you have these games? Haha! Seriously, I wish we had an outdoor reception because we would have totally had games for the guests to play. Who doesn't love good food, booze, and games?

MontyBrunswick;1744052 wrote:It just doesn't feel appropriate for a wedding, but it is *your* wedding.

To each his own...

Best thing you've said this entire thread...Weddings are basically parties. What's "appropriate" is solely based on what the couple getting married wants. Fab has 180 guests that need a distraction between the ceremony and the reception. What better way than free booze and games?

Also, we had a photobooth and everybody loved it. You get enough liquor in people, and they'll lighten up. Plus, the photobooth company gave us an album of all of the guests' photos. Great way to remember who came to celebrate with us.

raiderbuck;1744104 wrote:I don't know you, but can I attend your wedding if you have these games? Haha! Seriously, I wish we had an outdoor reception because we would have totally had games for the guests to play. Who doesn't love good food, booze, and games?



Best thing you've said this entire thread...Weddings are basically parties. What's "appropriate" is solely based on what the couple getting married wants. Fab has 180 guests that need a distraction between the ceremony and the reception. What better way than free booze and games?

Also, we had a photobooth and everybody loved it. You get enough liquor in people, and they'll lighten up. Plus, the photobooth company gave us an album of all of the guests' photos. Great way to remember who came to celebrate with us.

I don't want to jinx it, but I feel like it's going to be pretty legit. Even if it rains and we move it indoors, I think it will turn out well. The indoor space is huge, so there would be plenty of room for some of the games either way.

I think we are going to do a homemade photobooth. Just a cute background and props, and people can take pics themselves.

Fab4Runner;1744111 wrote:I don't want to jinx it, but I feel like it's going to be pretty legit. Even if it rains and we move it indoors, I think it will turn out well. The indoor space is huge, so there would be plenty of room for some of the games either way.

I think we are going to do a homemade photobooth. Just a cute background a props, and people can take pics themselves.

Homemade photo booth.. you must watch nascar.

/monty'd

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1744116 wrote:Homemade photo booth.. you must watch nascar.

/monty'd

True.

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1744116 wrote:Homemade photo booth.. you must watch nascar.

/monty'd

I said the photo booth was a good idea, smart-guy.

The problem I have is with the yard games. I can't picture grandma and grandpa participating in something like that. A photo booth is attractive for all ages.

MontyBrunswick;1744120 wrote:
The problem I have is with every idea someone comes up with.

fify

MontyBrunswick;1744120 wrote:I said the photo booth was a good idea, smart-guy.

The problem I have is with the yard games. I can't picture grandma and grandpa participating in something like that. A photo booth is attractive for all ages.

Not every person at every wedding has to participate in every activity. I know plenty of people who do not drink, or who do not dance. These things are there for the people who want to enjoy them. Just because my 90 year old grandma might not play cornhole doesn't mean it's inappropriate.

My grandma would've loved to play yard games.

I know a couple of grandmas that love cornhole...but doubt they want want to do it in a crowd.

Fab4Runner;1744125 wrote:These things are there for the people who want to enjoy them. Just because my 90 year old grandma might not play cornhole doesn't mean it's inappropriate.

Well, it sounds like your wedding is going to be terrible. Make sure you plan it for a football Saturday so you annoy the maximum amount of people.

Don't forget the spit-bowls for those guests who will want to chew tobacco while they play lawn darts.

MontyBrunswick;1744139 wrote:Well, it sounds like your wedding is going to be terrible. Make sure you plan it for a football Saturday so you annoy the maximum amount of people.

Don't forget the spit-bowls for those guests who will want to chew tobacco while they play lawn darts.

in your logic, they'd be more upset if she planned it on a race day.

All I care about on this thread is now trying to figure out which former poster we all hated is Monty. Maybe Said?

SportsAndLady;1744143 wrote:All I care about on this thread is now trying to figure out which former poster we all hated is Monty. Maybe Said?

Nah Said is Uz2bon36. But yeah I've always wonder who Monty was.

SportsAndLady;1744143 wrote:All I care about on this thread is now trying to figure out which former poster we all hated is Monty. Maybe Said?

based on your irrational anger earlier in the thread, I think you're the only one who hates me.

ZWICK 4 PREZ;1744142 wrote:in your logic, they'd be more upset if she planned it on a race day.

That's a good point. Maybe she could have the wedding on game night and the reception on race day

MontyBrunswick;1744145 wrote:based on your irrational anger earlier in the thread, I think you're the only one who hates me.

My "irrational anger" you are misplacing for me just being so perplexed someone could be this far from reality.

SportsAndLady;1744143 wrote:All I care about on this thread is now trying to figure out which former poster we all hated is Monty. Maybe Said?

It's not me I promise.

SportsAndLady;1744152 wrote:My "irrational anger" you are misplacing for me just being so perplexed someone could be this far from reality.

You sure?

SportsAndLady;1743921 wrote:It's you who is "mad" that other people have more money to spend on things than you. And your anger is making you sound pathetic.

Hope this helps.

That sounds like irrational anger to me. Maybe you need counseling.

MontyBrunswick;1744165 wrote:You sure?





That sounds like irrational anger to me. Maybe you need counseling.

Okay, Said.

SportsAndLady;1744166 wrote:Okay, Said.

What does that mean?

sleeper;1744162 wrote:It's not me I promise.

We know...you're Isadore.

SportsAndLady;1744143 wrote:All I care about on this thread is now trying to figure out which former poster we all hated is Monty. Maybe Said?

Said has many usernames, but I don't think it is monty. Monty is trying too hard to be witty and said is way too dumb to even try to be witty.

like_that;1744260 wrote:Said has many usernames, but I don't think it is monty. Monty is trying too hard to be witty and said is way too dumb to even try to be witty.

WHO IS SAID