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Bouncy Castle???

mrslowndes2b, 13 May, 2010 at 13:16 Posted on Planning 0 7

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Hi All

Were not having a huge amoung of children to our wedding however the ones we are having are about 6/7ish and as it willhopefully be a niceday waswondering about having a bouncy castle to keep them occupied whilst were having photos taken our venue is set in 20 acres so plenty of room!!

Claire

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Latest activity by katmoore, 13 May, 2010 at 16:44

Beginner September 2010
JackieS · 13 May, 2010 at 13:18
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My H2B is very keen on this idea.... (mostly for the adults rather than the children I think lol!). We're just waiting for our venue to say if its ok to have one....if yours says yes I say go for it!
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Beginner November 2009
Cookie Galore · 13 May, 2010 at 13:18
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If it's not going to bust your budget and you like the idea, why not? I'm sure I've seen some fab pics of a bride and groom on a bouncy castle too - could make for a couple of fun shots.
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Beginner August 2010
GEMINIBEBE · 13 May, 2010 at 13:35
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Hiya, we are having a bouncy castle!! We have 16 kids coming so it will be great! Adults can go on it too, great for pics! We are also having adult and kids space hoppers!!
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Beginner August 2013
Princess_Dimples · 13 May, 2010 at 13:42
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Its a great idea, keeps them entertained, and an adult size one would cost around £150.00 for the day, sometimes you can pay a little extra to keep it over night so it doesn't get picked up too early!

I have one every year for my birthday...its for the kids...honest! ?
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Beginner June 2010
waddle_thepenguin · 13 May, 2010 at 15:30
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We really wanted one at our wedding - and not just for kids! - but sadly got told no by the Council. ☹️
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Beginner February 2011
tinks269 · 13 May, 2010 at 15:48
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A friend of mine wanted one at her wedding and she was told that she woud have to take out insurance incase anyone injured themsleves on it, as the venue would not take out the additional insurance. when she looked into it it was stupidly expensive. If you can get one where you are having your recpetion i say go for it they are great fun.
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Beginner April 2011
katmoore · 13 May, 2010 at 16:44
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If your venue give you the go ahead,id say go for it!yourll be glad that you did!We so wanted to have dodgems but no room for them at our venue! ☹️
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