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Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: Texas buckeye] #7624291 10/05/19 02:43 AM
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If you are inclined to do it, I would get dram shop insurance for yourself and insist they hire TABC bartenders. Then I'd let the wife supervise while you take a cruise or otherwise leave the country for awhile during the happy event.


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Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: Texas buckeye] #7625559 10/06/19 10:03 PM
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So my opinion was shut out of any conversation regarding the wedding. Good news is they wanted it in October and my wife said no, I think she was concerned more about my son freaking out than me, but either way it will be memorial weekend 2020. Prime rattler season bang

Anyway, trying to get a contract started for this. What am I missing? Looking for help as I really don’t want this to happen but want to protect our asset as much as possible.

We had discussed having all guests park off the ranch along the road and having my 12yo and 20yo nephews driving guests in on the crew mules, but aside from the fact I don’t want the mules used that way, I realized it’s a huge liability to have a 12 yo driving guests so I put the kaybash on that. May still have some sort of ferry system in using the mules but I don’t like the west and tear in the road (esp if a wet season) but should I require them to provide drivers (and then do I have to provide proper training and helmets etc for all occupants?) or should that just get scrapped and people can walk in?

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Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: Texas buckeye] #7625770 10/07/19 01:20 AM
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The only thing worse than getting financial advice on here is getting legal advice on here. The good new is - I'd bet even money the wedding's off by then. So much for "waiting". I know, I'm archaic, but it's obvious they're not. From October to May??? I'll never get used to the huge blow-out when everybody knows they've been "intimate" for months, and sometimes years.


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Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: Texas buckeye] #7625780 10/07/19 01:29 AM
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Have the guests park in a nearby town and have them hire a bus(s) to shuttle people back and forth. Went to a wedding with this type of setup. Bus(s) ran for 4 hours non stop.

Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: Texas buckeye] #7625839 10/07/19 02:17 AM
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Creekrunner, I hear ya and selfishly feel that is likely. But...

Krmitchell, this is a budget type thing, hence the reason they want to use the place. The budget def does not have room for bus service.great idea, and I have thought of that, but it won’t happen. My in laws are way to giving and don’t think of anything bad that could happen ever, they grew up hillbillies in Ohio and it shows in their mentality “ohhhh it will all be fine, nothin is gonna go wrong”

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Originally Posted by Texas buckeye
...nothin is gonna go wrong

...until it does.

Don't let their financial constraints jeopardize your financial situation.


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Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: Texas buckeye] #7625883 10/07/19 03:09 AM
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MM, hence the reason for the contract and looking for feedback on thiis for ways I can make it more bomb proof.

The wedding will be at my place as my wife has already given the green light, despite my pleas against it. So, just trying to protect us as much as possible. Am I forgetting anything?

Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: Texas buckeye] #7625903 10/07/19 04:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Texas buckeye
Am I forgetting anything?

Contact a couple wedding venues and ask if they'd provide a copy of their contract they have their rental customers signs. Maybe between a couple of them, coupled with what you started, you'd have something solid for a lawyer to red line and bless.


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Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: Texas buckeye] #7625908 10/07/19 04:11 AM
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excellent idea. Will do that tomorrow...

Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: Texas buckeye] #7626147 10/07/19 02:15 PM
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Also you should get an off duty cop out there, all the venues require it when serving alcohol.


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Who will stick around the next day to clean up the place? Sounds like a lot of empty beer cans/cups and brisket plates. Are you guys invited to the wedding?


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Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: Texas buckeye] #7626223 10/07/19 03:06 PM
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Yes we will be invited, and yes the wedding party will be the ones cleaning up, whether that is them or someone they delegate the job to. I suspect my in laws will help but I don’t know. I have added some to the terms of the contract since posting this, and the cleaning will be done the night of the wedding for food and drink and the decorations and all rental type stuff will be removed by noon the following day. Everything is gonna be on the wedding party to deal
With, I am Not supplying anything since this isn’t a wedding venue.

I am not trying to be tough on these folks, but I want it to be fair for both sides and protect my investment as much as possible.

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what about firearms, fireworks, etc.???

could shuttle people from road to venue via hayride style if the walk is very far ... what about handicap parking?


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Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: Texas buckeye] #7626238 10/07/19 03:13 PM
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oh yeah, I would recommend using bird seed for when the couple leaves instead of confetti


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Originally Posted by PMK
oh yeah, I would recommend using bird seed for when the couple leaves instead of confetti


So I added that as well. Only natural products and nothing inside, only outside. Bubbles can only be in the grass due to slippery when wet concrete.

Re: Having extended family wedding on your place [Re: PMK] #7626326 10/07/19 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by PMK
what about firearms, fireworks, etc.???

could shuttle people from road to venue via hayride style if the walk is very far ... what about handicap parking?


No firearms or fireworks, but that is something I will add for sure, thanks!

Still up in the air about parking and shuttling people. This is gonna be a cost for them one way or another.

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If your wife wouldn't let you control the usage what makes you think she is going to make them sign the contract?

Sorry dude, I married one that doesn't listen to me when it comes to her family either....my condolences and good luck. Odds are nothing will happen, everything will be fine and you'll be the over dramatic a hole that made things "difficult"....been there done that and have the tshirt bang


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If your wife wouldn't let you control the usage what makes you think she is going to make them sign the contract?

Sorry dude, I married one that doesn't listen to me when it comes to her family either....my condolences and good luck. Odds are nothing will happen, everything will be fine and you'll be the over dramatic a hole that made things "difficult"....been there done that and have the tshirt bang


Yep. I already get razzed about the cameras I have up around the place. Her sisters tease me "under his eye" from the handmaids tale, but they prob still think I am a A hole.

I will say the wife is OK with me being an A hole about this, she doesn't want anything to happen and wants us protected, but as mentioned her family is pure hillbilly and "nuthin aint gonna happen, so just settle down"

Its funny, it isn't their money or liability. Kind of like how easy it is to spend someone else money, it sure is easy to use someone else's land!

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hillbilly or not, I would likely be more concerned with the non-family attendees that don't know you from Adam ... way to sue happy these days!


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Originally Posted by PMK
hillbilly or not, I would likely be more concerned with the non-family attendees that don't know you from Adam ... way to sue happy these days!



That's exactly who I am worried about. I know at least one of the brides close friends always wears bimbo heels, and that doesn't go together with gravel and outdoors. That's why they are going to carry a liability policy, I am setting the minimum at 1mm per occurrence, hopefully won't be crazy expensive for them, but I honestly don't care. I don't want things coming back to me.

The point about the in laws being hill billy's is just to show the general lack of "care" when it comes to these possibilities. I need to think for the worst, they think for the best and since it isn't their name on the line they probably aren't thinking at all...that's my thoughts at least. A little different when it is your money and investment being attacked.

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totally agree ...

and if they don't like it, they can find a different venue ...


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