How do I get to the church?
The church of St Mary and St David's is located in the village of Kilpeck. HR2 9ND.
The church is accessible by car from the Hereford/Abergavenny A465 road, and the Hereford/Ross A49 then B4348. The nearest train stations are Abergavenny and Hereford. Best thing to do is whack the postcode into a reliable satnav.
How do I get to the festival site?
'The Field' is located near Much Dewchurch. HR2 8BF. The field will be clearly sign posted from each end (A465 and the B4348). Look out for the sign posts for Kilpeck, and then Black House Farm. The field is located close to the road, and has good vehicle access from the road.
Is there a cash point near by?
There won't be a cash point on site as the field is situated in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside. We advise that all guests bring cash with them to the event. The nearest cash point is about 12 minutes drive away from the field at Belmont Tesco.
What should I wear?
We would like to encourage smart attire for all day. We feel that headwear isn't worn enough in contemporary wedding, so hats are highly encouraged. Colour and Vintage is also encouraged. As the event will be held in a field, we advise that guests wear appropriate footwear, or chuck a spare pare of dancing shoes in your bag for later. Wellies could also be an idea; covering all angles when it comes to the great British weather.
Will there be toilets on the campsite?
There will be portaloos on the event site for your convenience. Unfortunately for those camping showers will not be available unfortunately but we think this just adds to the overall festival vibe ;-)
What time should I pitch my tent?
Glamping accommodation will be pre-erected before the event by the company http://www.thetipihirecompany.co.uk, so all you have to do is turn up if you've booked through them.
For those bringing their own tents, we advise you pitch up as early as possible.
Church Guests should aim to set up by around 11am/midday ready for the service at 2pm
Reception guests should aim to pitch up by 1pm.
Evening guests should set up camp before the sun goes down.
Will there be a taxi service to hand?
We have organised to have a taxi driver on hand at the site. He's very reasonably priced and will work as a shuttle service, dropping people to their local accommodation. If you prefer to pre-book:
City Cars - 07889611292
Taxi 4 U - 01432341234
Abbey Cars - 01981570301
Central Taxis - 01432279167
Can I bring my children to the event?
Unfortunately we've decided against having children there on the day. We thought it'd be a nice chance for friends and family to have a child free weekend. That way everyone can let their hair down, relax, and get involved. Immediate family sprogs will be attending.
Can I bring my pet?
No!
What can I give for a wedding gift?
We don't expect any kind of gift from our guests. Just having you spend the day with us is gift enough. However if you do feel inclined to gift us, money towards our honeymoon travels would be hugely appreciated.
Is smoking permitted at the event?
There will be a designated area for the dirty smokers :-)
Smoking will not be permitted inside the wedding marquee.
What time does the event finish?
You can't put a time on fun! On the Saturday night the music will stop when guest stop dancing, and the bar packs up when you stop drinking.
Can I camp all weekend?
Abso-blinking-lutely! The farmer has kindly allowed us to have the field all weekend. We will be camping until the Monday, so all guests are welcome to join us. The Bell Tent company will be collecting the tents on the Monday too. On the Sunday we'll have a chance to have a breakfast butty, cuppa and a chillax on the field, soaking in the picturesque location.
Are camping BBQ's permitted?
Food will be provided on the day of the wedding.
On the Sunday BBQs are definitely permitted and encouraged.