yeahhh
i usually go a few times a week, and today is a day that i dont work until later...
i went for a couple of hours and enjoyed the sun while reading my book. it was quite relaxing especially since there were barely any people there! it turned out to be nice and sunny without any rain, just a few clouds overhead!
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Absolutely, YES because normally when the forecast calls for an isolated thunderstorm, that is only about a 20 or 30% schance. Even if it does storm, couldn't you take shelter somewhere? Also, if it is cloudy, then that normally tends to lessen the chance of a thunderstorm, especially if the storms are formed by daytime heating. You see, on sunnier days, there is more heat to heat the ground up. Moisture from the heat then rises up as clouds and thunderstorms. If you don't have a lot of sun, then you don't have all that heating to go up into the clouds, so it is less likely to have a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. So yes, go enjoy your day at the beach.
Absolutely, YES because normally when the forecast calls for an isolated thunderstorm, that is only about a 20 or 30% schance. Even if it does storm, couldn't you take shelter somewhere? Also, if it is cloudy, then that normally tends to lessen the chance of a thunderstorm, especially if the storms are formed by daytime heating. You see, on sunnier days, there is more heat to heat the ground up. Moisture from the heat then rises up as clouds and thunderstorms. If you don't have a lot of sun, then you don't have all that heating to go up into the clouds, so it is less likely to have a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. So yes, go enjoy your day at the beach.
Having a simple reception and want to keep the cost down. Any ideas?
Lily
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I have loads of ideas. :)
1. See if you can enlist some close family members to cook (and by "cook", I mean "heat up precooked foods from Costco or GFS) and set up a buffet table. Caterers can be expensive, and with a small group or a casual setting, unnecessary. Don't ask parents or siblings to do this though. They'll be busy enough.
2. Cut back on flowers. Use candles as centerpieces instead, or get creative with your theme (if you've got one). For example, if you both love cars, scour your local auto parts store for fun-looking parts (mirrors, reflector thingies, chrome-y things, etc.). Print black and white pictures of old cars on cardstock and put them in dollar store frames. Arrange the items on the tables and add a few tealight candles. If you both love the beach, buy a bag of sandbox sand and scoop it into glass bowls, add shells and shove a votive candle into the sand. The only thing I really don't recommend is using live fish, which inevitably someone will suggest. The problem with that is, what do you do with 30 fish after the wedding?
3. Consider a unique venue. Hotel ballrooms or banquet halls aren't your only options. Check out your local city and county parks. They usually have buildings they rent out for cheap. If it will be in the summer, you could even have it in a back yard. Just make sure you provide insect repellant, enough lighting to keep people from tripping in the dark, and shelter in case of inclement weather like rain or blazing sun (a few pop-up screen rooms borrowed from friends or neighbors will do the trick).
Feel free to contact me if you need more specific advice.
I have loads of ideas. :)
1. See if you can enlist some close family members to cook (and by "cook", I mean "heat up precooked foods from Costco or GFS) and set up a buffet table. Caterers can be expensive, and with a small group or a casual setting, unnecessary. Don't ask parents or siblings to do this though. They'll be busy enough.
2. Cut back on flowers. Use candles as centerpieces instead, or get creative with your theme (if you've got one). For example, if you both love cars, scour your local auto parts store for fun-looking parts (mirrors, reflector thingies, chrome-y things, etc.). Print black and white pictures of old cars on cardstock and put them in dollar store frames. Arrange the items on the tables and add a few tealight candles. If you both love the beach, buy a bag of sandbox sand and scoop it into glass bowls, add shells and shove a votive candle into the sand. The only thing I really don't recommend is using live fish, which inevitably someone will suggest. The problem with that is, what do you do with 30 fish after the wedding?
3. Consider a unique venue. Hotel ballrooms or banquet halls aren't your only options. Check out your local city and county parks. They usually have buildings they rent out for cheap. If it will be in the summer, you could even have it in a back yard. Just make sure you provide insect repellant, enough lighting to keep people from tripping in the dark, and shelter in case of inclement weather like rain or blazing sun (a few pop-up screen rooms borrowed from friends or neighbors will do the trick).
Feel free to contact me if you need more specific advice.
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