Yep, that's right. This is a sign that was at a wedding I recently attended.
It was surrounded by all sorts of games like dominoes, chess, playing cards, etc. Isn't this a cool idea?
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It's certainly different!
ReplyDeletehuh that is a pretty cool idea and gives people a reason to get to know each other as well...
ReplyDeleteMy kind of party!
ReplyDeleteI'd be up dancing but still that's a great idea!
ReplyDeleteNot all of us are good dancers or enjoy it so it is nice to have some other diversions available.
ReplyDeleteI hope they had a quiet corner for the game players. The music at weddings is usually so loud I can't hear myself think.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
ReplyDeleteI like this idea a lot!
ReplyDeleteA great idea, but not terribly romantic.......unless there's a VERY wide choice of games!
ReplyDeleteI go to a dance to dance. My grand kids make fun of me when I dance.
ReplyDeleteThat was not a hat in my sign.... it's a UFO:-)
What a wonderful sign this week. I love it. Am wondering if Bingo was one of the choices. genie
ReplyDeleteA wedding is an interesting venue for this sign. I would have guessed a senior citizen center!
ReplyDeleteYes, very cool idea.
ReplyDeletethis is a novel idea...playing chess or card games at a wedding. this is perfect for those who don't dance, or just plain grumpy.:p
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Oooh that would suit me, Pat. Love your new header picture.
ReplyDeleteNot being a great dancer, I like this idea.
ReplyDeleteand it makes even more sense, now that I have seen your other pictures of this wedding tent!
What a wonderful idea! Since it's been years and years and years since I even tried to dance (and it wasn't pretty) - I'd definitely feel more at home in the game corner than on the dance floor. I guess it would depend on how much wine was served?
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