Arrive!

• 10am: Campers welcome to set up tent in meadow 

• 11.30am: Non-campers welcome to park and use facilities (only portaloos available at Redwood Grove)

• Walk down / ride down to Redwood Grove

Celebrate!

• 12pm: Welcome drinks and canapés in the Grove. Relax and enjoy being surrounded by the sounds and smells of nature

• 12.30pm: Handfasting Ceremony including jumping the broomstick

Eat!

• 1.30pm: Make way to barn for drinks

• 2pm-4pm: Piecaramba pies and entertainment

Perform!

• 4pm: Toasts and Speeches

• 5pm: Ukulele jam!

Dance! (And eat more)

• 6pm: First dance, then more dances

• 7pm-9pm: Taco truck, cake and desserts table

Honour!

• 9pm: (optional) Lantern-lit walk to the Stone Circle for the ritual

Relax!

• 10pm: Lighting of the fire pits

Leave!

• 11pm: Last carriages for those not camping

• 11:30pm: non-campers must vacate

Come back!

• Sunday, 9am: Hangover pastries, fruit, yogurt, tea and barista coffee

• 10am: Hangover walks in the meadows / woods and thanking nature

Get out again!

• 11am: Maybe help us tidy up a bit

• 12pm: Leave

Being in the woods, there are accessibility issues to consider.

Anyone in need of mobility assistance should use the estate’s golf buggy as needed. If you don’t feel up to walking, please use it, that’s what it’s there for!

There is a 5-10 min walk from the Barn to the Redwood Grove. The path is mostly flat and is relatively wheelchair-friendly, but there are stones so bear this in mind. 

The path at the Redwood Grove is wood chippings, and is flat but not wheelchair-friendly. 

The Barn area is paved or grassy, flat but not step-free at the entrances - though wheelchair assistance will be on-hand. There is plenty of seating available.

Please wear whatever you feel good in, and that can be as formal or informal as you like.

Be prepared for colder temperatures in the woods, the possibility of rain and bring sensible footwear for the woodland paths.