Walkerton Wedding
So, if any of you were planning of having a wedding in Walkerton...I'd probably recommend against it.
While having zany small town features (i.e an IGA and a Bi-Way sign still up), it is no place for a wedding,
unless you have no taste or style.
I'm not a huge proponent of the extravagant wedding...but I do think if you're going to invite people, it
might as well feel like a wedding.
The ceremony was in a hamlet called Chepstow. Trying to find the place was delightful, and it brought
me its website.
http://www.chepstow.ca/
If you check out the website, you'll find within its shabby design, fun facts such as the first people to
have a car in Chepstow (WOW!) and when power was brought into the city.
The reception was at one of the nicest places in Walkerton. However, let me define that. It means
that the reception was held behind a restaurant in a structure that resembles a small bingo hall or
a community recreation center for seniors. I haven't decided which is more appropriate yet.
Anyway, after the reception I got to watch old people get drunk, which was the highlight of my
night. Luckily only about 1/3 of them were family.
Hooray...this cousin was two years older than me...now the eyes are on me to wed and reproduce.
bah
While having zany small town features (i.e an IGA and a Bi-Way sign still up), it is no place for a wedding,
unless you have no taste or style.
I'm not a huge proponent of the extravagant wedding...but I do think if you're going to invite people, it
might as well feel like a wedding.
The ceremony was in a hamlet called Chepstow. Trying to find the place was delightful, and it brought
me its website.
http://www.chepstow.ca/
If you check out the website, you'll find within its shabby design, fun facts such as the first people to
have a car in Chepstow (WOW!) and when power was brought into the city.
The reception was at one of the nicest places in Walkerton. However, let me define that. It means
that the reception was held behind a restaurant in a structure that resembles a small bingo hall or
a community recreation center for seniors. I haven't decided which is more appropriate yet.
Anyway, after the reception I got to watch old people get drunk, which was the highlight of my
night. Luckily only about 1/3 of them were family.
Hooray...this cousin was two years older than me...now the eyes are on me to wed and reproduce.
bah