if you got invited to an ''exclusive'' house party where tickets were say would you make more effort with appearance than if you were going to a free house party as a guest of someone here?.. and why?
If i got invited to a party where i was expected to pay £200 to attend it, i'd make more of an effort in telling them to bugger off.
A party should have a relaxed atmosphere and i'd kind of expect to be able to dress how i wanted, with the exception of maybe a celebration of some sort for someone i already knew.
It matters not where I go to play, always stick with the brown pants just in case :thumbup:
If it is free, Shirt and casuals, if it is £200, then it is a tux.
Actually, that is bollocks, as I have worn a tux to two social/munches, and they were free.
No, paying to go to the party wouldn't make me look at making more effort, unless as part of the price there were strict rules on dress code.
ok forget 200 quid you awkward sod and replace it with '' whatever you call silly expensive for a house party'' type of exclusive party.. in my experience it tends to be around the 200 quid mark for what i am trying to describe so i used that figure ..
dont read anything into the dude comment its a habit dude
I'd try to dress to the occasion. If it was a formal thing (regardless of whether I know the people attending/organising the event) then I'd dress appropriately. If it's an occasion where it's with people I know well, and just a get together, I would at least look presentable. I wouldn't come looking like a ratbag.
We like to feel comfortable in our environment and for us that includes dressing well and appropriately. This is our approach regardless of the nature of the venue.
Yes Staggy we can do posh over the top posh too if needed or just slutty slobs too lol what ever takes our fancy
if you have been invited staggy because of the person you are, and the money is to cover expenses like a few single girls nice venue etc etc then you would attend this party as your self and not put on any special airs and graces
if your invited because someone`s on a little earner and think you can afford 200 quid for a night out, then avoid this party at all costs as its gonna be all show and no go
on another note we`ve seen both you and wild rose on cam and you both would look equally at home at any party :rascal:
Just to get back on track.......
Think the question all hinges on the £200 "contribution".
We cheerfully pay £100 per couple to get into fun4two......because we know it's worth it. We also know the dress code and standard of dress that the attendees of fun4two wear and of course go with the dress code.
If someone wanted £200 off us to attend a party we'd have to know that the party would be worth the money. Having decided to go and pay £200 then we'd make enquiries to find out the dress code at that party and be in line with that dress code. Which we'd expect to be of a higher standard than if we were going to a standard club in the UK.
But if someone asked us to pay £200 to attend a party that we knew nothing about............no way !!
John & Shel