Dress up or dress warm? (1 Viewer)

[gordoncbrown]

Hi, heading for a CC site for new year. What's the rule of thumb for these site functions? Do people dress up or dress warm? looking forward to meeting new friends at the party. Do people "first foot"around the site or is it generally quiet at these occasions? We can be flexible but don't want to appear rude if we run out of dancing juice. Thanks in advance

 

[pappajohn]

knowing the caravan club it will be 'black tie'

 

[gordoncbrown]

Well I'll let them down then. Don't mind doing smart in a Scottish winter but there are lines I won't cross. I have heard that some areas are better than others for the CC. I would guess this reflects on the people rather than the club but I may learn differently.

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[gordoncbrown]

Just had a thought. They won't be that strict that I'll get dirty looks after a few drinks???

 

[lorger]

Hi which cc site you going too as we went to Ayr site 2 years ago and they had a wee do in the wardens area with BBQ and drinks and everyone was wrapped up as it was -9 but a really good night.

 

[pappajohn]

Just had a thought. They won't be that strict that I'll get dirty looks after a few drinks???

most certainly

but dont worry about the dirty looks....its the snide comments you should worry about

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[JohnM]

What site are you going to? Gordon.

 

[gordoncbrown]

Silverbank

 

[JohnM]

Reason for asking we are going to Melrose for xmas & then on to c&cc site at Scone for new year.

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[Ralph-n-Bev]

If we were going to a cc or any other rally over New year , and didnt know if it was a dress up job or not i would be prepared. I'd hang a frock up in the wardrobe and take a nice pair of shoes just incase :thumb:
Now i have New years day off woopee.
We are going over to Pickering ( http://www.valeofpickering.co.uk/ ) for the New Year. The Site do it each year and have a couple of marquees erected. Its more uggs , fleece and gillette wear. You take your own champers and nibbles and watch the firework display when the bells chime.
Its not a club so you join in as much or as little as you want . The owners just do it every year , they also do a lovely Xmas lights switch on where Santa visits. Weve taken the kids each year since they were little.

 

[Wildman]

best bet is to book with a club that does not have a dress code and dress to keep warm.:thumb:

 

[hilldweller]

I'd hang a frock up in the wardrobe and take a nice pair of shoes just incase :thumb:

He'll be a sensation.

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