Christmas Party. Fancy dress?

[Mark Ansell]

So far there has been mixed opinions on whether to have fancy dress or not and if we are, what to go for. Suggestions so far:
black tie
smart-casual
Christmas fancy dress
masquerade

Please leave your thoughts on this by the end of Saturday.

Keep your eyes peeled for ticket purchasing info here and on posters.

Details:

Friday 7th December
8pm-1am
(Upstairs in the) Owain Glyndwr, 10 St. Johns Street
£10 for a ticket
includes buffet and free glass of Champagne on entry
'You'd be crazy to miss it'

[Laura Elizabeth Johnson]

ANYTHING BUT BLACK TIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!







xxxxxx

[Lynn Roberts]

Can I not have to buy a new dress please. Thanks.
You could do decades or something then people can dress in black tie if they want... and Pete can whip out his rave Mick Jagger again.

[Chris Sloley]

Why is there no 'All of the Above' suggestion?

Imagine the possibilites of a suited and booted, Santa Claus with a mask on and trainers. That is the stuff of legend or nightmare depending on your previous Xmas experience.

In reality. Smart/casual.

[Hannah Barnard]

Seeing as it's the only proper social event we'll be having I think it'd be nice to go smart, but not necessarily with black tie restrictions.

[Rachel England]

Won't we be having a graduation/leaving do? Surely it would be more appropriate to have black tie for that?

[Laura Elizabeth Johnson]

second and best idea i think:

1. either compulsory chicken suits for all or..........
2. go as your favourite magazine , newspaper, or broadcast haha LOSERS R US!


xx

[Pete Hayman]

Not black tie. And I'm not too keen on masquerade ball either.

Actually, yeah - new rave style. No pastel colours.

[Lucy]

I think the decade idea worls quite well.. that way you'll get to rave till the grave pete!
Some people get get all dressy and everyone else can just wear smart stuff and claim that there from the 21st century.. happy days?

[Rob Osborne]

Drag?

[Stuart Bonathan]

I am shocked and appaulled!! Although, I think Sam could be persuaded to join in!!

[Rachel England]

At the risk of being accused of 'sitting on the fence', we could just have a 'wear what you want' policy. I'm sure that small groups of masqueraders/ black-ties/ rubber chickens/ drag queens, etc will form so nobody would look daft or out of place and we could set a rule of 'not too casual', or 'no trainers' or something?

[Ruth Stokes]

I think that is an excellent suggestion Rachel. Then everyone can chose. Freedom of choice is important. Or if we go for christmas fancy dress then people can always fancy dress as something smart?! x