We took this photograph outside the West Lodge Hotel in Bantry on Saturday.
Tuesday, 20 December 2016
Outside Of A West Cork Wedding Reception.
We took this photograph outside the West Lodge Hotel in Bantry on Saturday.
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In the church yard a few months ago we had a bride and groom made from big hay bales :-)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Thanks Dawn!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen anything like those 'tyres'. Cute. Whoever thought that up? And hay bales? The mind boggles
ReplyDeleteHi Local Alien. Yes they amuse passers by and they show weeding guests where the weeding reception is. They are also quite tall. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have not seen any wedding tyres here but frequently pigs made from round bales are used to promote Young Farmers events and appear in the fields by the roadsides. Weddings are a bit thin on the ground these days as most of the young people I know just choose to set up home together without getting married. And good for them!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rachel for telling us about what they do in Norfolk. Weddings seem to be thin on the ground here too. A lot of couples seem to set up home first before they get married or don't bother. I know hotels are losing trade because of this. Thanks!
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DeleteI don't get to many weddings. It's mostly funerals I go to. But I do remember I once went to a wedding in Morecambe which had a sweepstake in the bar at the reception afterwards. It was a sweep on the Grand National and I drew a horse called Foinavon. Unbelievably it won the race at odds of 100/1.
ReplyDeleteHi Gwil. Foinavon's jockey died this week. I have only been to one wedding here in Ireland. The highlight was two lady Irish dancers' coming through the door at eleven at night and dancing with their feet over their heads. River Dance had noting on it! Thanks!
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