Theme attire

[Mister Musicman]

I recently had a request for a leaving function from a couple who were emigrating to France. They requested a French theme for the party and, as I had previously dressed the part when doing 007 Bond theme gigs and Halloween, I bought a few appropriate CD's and wore a Bretton shirt, beret, cravat and a string of onions around my neck (see the Gallery page on our website). This went down extremely well with the family and I will definitely be repeating the idea again when the opportunity arises.

I wondered if anyone else out there has tried this and, if so, what the reaction was from the partygoers. It was a great outcome on this occasion but I will obviously not be continuing with this if anyone can tell me that a customer has found it to be offensive in any way.

Rob - (Mister Musicman) :clown:
www.mistermusicman.co.uk

[spin mobile disco]

Done loads of theme nights dressing up always goes down well.

[Larry B Entertainment]

Only ever dressed up with my band when we do a Glam set, never when DJ'ing although i imagine it would be quite fun.

[flatliners]

i dressed up a few times in a 1970s suit and an afro wig ,chest hair ,medallion,
and done a 70s night it was great i have seen ppl do 70s night before but never used the 70s lingo

[sandysounds]

always dress for a themed night....shows willing and up for a laugh.....did a cowboy one recently and declined the request from the organiser to wear the crutchless chaps! Did a spooky one once...then walked into the garage on the way home forgetting i had authentic looking scars and warts on my face!

[Tom]

always dress for a themed night....shows willing and up for a laugh.....did a cowboy one recently and declined the request from the organiser to wear the crutchless chaps! Did a spooky one once...then walked into the garage on the way home forgetting i had authentic looking scars and warts on my face!


just take the money. please. i wont call the cops :eek: :p