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Need advice on bride's approach at an outdoor wedding

cybrecybre
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My fiance and I decided to get married at the gazebo by the pond in our favorite park.  It's a beautiful location, but it's not super close to the driveway.  We won't be able to drive a car up near the isle.  I could walk from the driveway, but everyone would see me coming from quite a bit away.  My mom suggested getting a golf cart, but we were concerned that was kinda cheesy.  I am not sure what else to do... any suggestions?
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  • BrassyClarinetBrassyClarinet
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    edited December 2011
    you could have a little tent pitched in back, and just camp out there super early until it's time to walk down the aisle. plenty of people do golfcarts, too. Or you could jazz it up and do something cute like a little moped, etc, with your dad driving you. That would be cute.
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  • K-hartK-hart
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    edited December 2011
    Aww, yeah, all of those ideas are cute! I think it would also be super amazing to come in on a beautiful horse...very fairytale like.
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  • steeser03steeser03
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    edited December 2011
    i was at a wedding on a golf course where the bride had to walk a while down the cart path. i liked it. all eyes were on her and i thought it was way more of a grand entrance than only seeing her for a few seconds during a short walk. the golf cart isnt bad, a lot of people do that. really, its whatever you are comfortable with. also- you dont have to do it traditionally.... you could always come from the side of the pavilion rather than down the middle of the aisle and just leave with your H down the aisle.
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  • brownhenrybrownhenry
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    edited December 2011
    Golf cars aren't bad renting a horse and carriage would be very nice too and you and your dad get out of there.
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  • Kaytee241Kaytee241 member
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    edited December 2011
    We used a horse and carriage for a similar kind of entrance, and it worked out really well. We also got a lot of comments on how pretty it was.
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