Ladies advised to wear flats/wedges wording?

bgposer · October 2009

With my invitations I'm adding a reception card. On it I would like to suggest the ladies wear flats or wedges because they might sink in the grass with heels. How would I word it?

LucyD1029 · October 2009

I wouldn't bother. As long as people know it's going to be an outdoor wedding, they should be able to plan accordingly.

eli845 · October 2009

I said something like "The ceremony and reception will be held outside on the lawn. Please dress accordingly."

FutureMrsDudley55 · October 2009

I would just spread the word that the wedding is being held outside. People should catch on

GL!

dana129 · October 2009

I would add wording that it is on a lawn, because outdoors does not necessarily equate to on grass, as it could be on a patio... I like what one of the girls above wrote.. something about being on a lawn and dress accordingly. I didn't even think of it until my FMIL mentioned that her heels might sink, when I thought of myself, and went out and got wedges, as mine is outdoors 1/2 on a lawn 1/2 on a patio. Hope that helps!

subdola · October 2009

On our invitations (in the place where you put the location) we put:In the family meadow123 Our AddressVermontWe also posted something on our wedding website, and I told the major ladies in the family and they spread the word. As far as I know not a single woman wore heels (some had wedges). We had a flip-flop basket just in case and only had 3 pairs taken!

vitamint · October 2009

I plan to tell people to wear comfortable shoes.... the wedding ceremony will take place outside in a grassy area or something like that...

pattersg · October 2009

We wrote "The ceremony will be outdoors and on grass, weather permitting. Please dress appropriately." Anyone who wasn't sure what that meant i informed them that it would be a bad idea to wear heels and they should probably bring a jacket since it's october! no one seems to mind!Good luck!

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