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FAQ

FAQ

Who are these chumps?

Ian and Hannah are Hannah and Ian (not in that order)

Do I have to camp?

Not at all, Hotels are available in Brighton, Eastbourne and everywhere inbetween. there are places to stay in nearby Alfriston and Berwick, though some may be haunted.

If we’re staying, is there anything else to do nearby?

How dare you imply we’re not entertaining enough! however there are lovely teashops and pubs in Alfriston, walks on the South Downs, and Drusilla’s Park just round the corner.

Do I get a plus one?

Unfortunately we are limited by licensing on how many guests we can have, so the invitiation is only for the addressed people

Is there a strict timetable? when do I have to be there?

Yes, please be respectful of our timings, it has been carefully thought through, and delays will have an impact on the enjoyment of the day. as we aren’t using an established venue, extra time has already been allocated for things like parking.

When do I need to RSVP by?

RSVP ASAP please, but the deadline for us is the 30th of June

Is there a gift registry?

There is not, as we have lived together for quite a while, the traditional wedding gifts don’t fit so well. If you are feeling generous and would like to gift us anything for our married life together, we have a “wishing well pot” set up.

I have other, less frequently asked questions, where can I ask them?

please see our contact page

Camping FAQ

Will there be toilets?

Yes, we will have portable toilets for the whole weekend, as well as fancier trailer toilets on the day.

Can I shower there?

unfortunately we do not have any showers on site, so you will not be able to shower while staying with us.

Can I get ready there?

If you have hired a bell-tent, they will be well appointed and have plenty of space for getting ready. There will also be a pamper yurt with mirrors and seats etc. this will be available from 3:30pm for any touch-ups throughout the night.

Will there be food on site?

Food will be provided for all the meals on site. Including a barbecue for the friday night, and breakfast on saturday and sunday morning.

When do I need to pack up by?

If you’re staying in one of the bell tents, you don’t need to pack down, but either way, we do need to be off-site by midday on the Sunday.

I’m a reception guest, but want to pitch my own tent, when is the best time to do this?

You could do it when you arrive, but to save faff on the day, we welcome you to come and set up in advance on the Friday between 4 and 7pm. Then when you arrive on Saturday evening, you can get straight into the party. If you plan to do this, please let us know in advance

I’m a ceremony guest who isn’t camping friday night, when can I set my tent up?

You can set it up on the saturday, you’re welcome to arrive from midday to do this, but we do ask that you’re completely ready by 2pm. Or you can still set up in advance on friday, but as with those tents, please let us know in advance

Wedding Day FAQ

I am a ceremony guest, what will I eat for lunch?

There will be a picnic style lunch, which will be completely vegetarian, with plenty of vegan and gluten free options. Dessert will be buffet style with a range of gluten free and vegan options also.

I am a reception guest, what will I eat for dinner?

We will have a food van serving complementary loaded fries to our guests with a selection of toppings. There will be 1 free portion per guest. There will also be salads from lunch available.

What should I wear?
The Dress code is “Festival Cocktail”

Colours! While this is definitely a wedding, so formal, we would like our wedding to be an explosion of colours. Remember that it is in a field however, so sensible footwear is recommended. Our Wedding party will be in black/white and neutral earth tones, so please avoid these if possible.

What is festival cocktail?

Cocktail attire aims to strike a balance between formal and casual, as well as elegant and comfortable. For an event with this dress code, people typically wear a suit and tie or cocktail dress. For the festival part, think Fun, Festive, Field.

How do I get there?

Berwick (sussex) is the closest railway station, and is only a short walk, but is not ideal if you’re loaded up or in nice shoes. The venue is easily accessible by road, and there is plenty of parking on site.

How do I get home?

If you aren’t camping with us, the last train to Eastbourne from Berwick is at 11:27pm, the last train back to Brighton is at 11:23pm, and we will have a taxi shuttle from the field to the station around this time. Alternatively, we’re happy to have you as late as you like if you can find your own way home.