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As long as there is a covering on them. As a guest in a nice dress I would find it itchy if my legs are bare of annoyed if it caught and made a tear or pull in my clothing.
Unless the whole thing is casual and it would be expected.
Why are your chairs $4? I rented some and they were much cheaper. Maybe go for simpler chairs and.or try another company.
You want people to sit in hay for your wedding ceremony? Like a bale of hay or a pile of hay on the floor? Besides being uncomfortable, I'm not sure this will actually be budget friendly.
If I were you and I went with the hay, I'd cover it. But I think I'd also go with the chairs.
@louisianablue: No, I mean a bale of hay, really you don't think it would be cheaper. 8[ We a planning a nature theme wedding so I thought it would fit.
@lefeymw: If we decide to do this we would have some sort of covering. But I'll check other places. The chairs are the wooden foldable ones not the plastic pation kind
you may want to look at the prices for bales of hay. In my area they run about $9 each and each bale would sit 2 (comfortably, possibly 3) The park most likely wouldnt want you to leave them there...but hey you never know
Honestly, I would hate sitting on hay, even if it was covered with something. Chairs would be much for comfortable because you can sit back and fall asleep if you get bored, there is nothing to lean on if you use hay.
If you cover the bales with picnic table clothes or something creative it helps on the comfort and also put two bales per chair so you can assemble back support. ( check out pintrest for the haybale chairs)
Unless you have a truck, you gotta include delivery fees and also your removal plans.
It think its cute but can be rather costly.
@orchid84: LOL too funny :) I guess you could spread the hay out on the ground and lie down for a nap, if you had a blanket it may even be more comfortable than sleeping in a chair!
I'd be concerned about hay allergies. Many people have them, and even with coverings it could be a problem.
I'm with Texasgirl.... check the prices. Looking for hay last year (just mulch hay for my garden, not even hay for feeding), the cheapest I found was almost $4 a bale. And those were ones that you could not use for seating - they had water damage and were smelling a bit musty.
If it were me... just do the chairs. That's not an outrageous price for chairs, I don't think. (I know, every little bit helps, but I don't think you'll save enough money, if any, to make it worthwhile.)
@Fluffy Mittens: That's a good point.
I do know the park will take some and if the did take half the place I would buy the hay will take the rest back and refund my money.
But I'm thinking it would look too rustic/fall wedding with I'm trying to stay away from the fall theme. I still want a nature/garden feel and leaning towards the chairs agian since I'm liking the balloon aisle markers like this.
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I got a quote for my garden chairs for my 80 guest wedding. It's just under $500, which I don't know how to feel about that. The chairs are $4 each and they charge to set them up and put them away. I can understand they are doing the work but I'm thinking maybe just using hay and then ask the park we are going to have the ceremony if they would like to keep them.
What do you ladies think? I don't think it would be expensive.