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Friday, October 28, 2005
 

6:00-9:00pm: Dinner at Coffee Bean Jazz Cafe in Ozark.
To kick off the weekend, meet at Fawn and Craig's house in Ozark at 6:00pm. At 6:30 we will caravan over to the Cafe, which is located one block north of the square in Ozark. This is a great little place, with live music and a very casual atmosphere. Menu selection changes weekly, except of course for their prime rib special. Great specialty coffee drinks and desserts, plus BYO wine. Meal prices range from $8 to $15. Kids are welcome!

 

Saturday, October 29, 2005
 

10:00am-12:00n: Brunch at McFarlain's in Branson.
Meet us at McFarlain's for some food and fun. Breakfast prices range from $4 to $6. Following, you'll have time to have a look around Branson while we head back to Springfield to get ready for the big Party!

Map to McFarlain's

If you are new to Branson, here are some suggestions on how to spend your afternoon:

  • Outlet Malls - Three to choose from, so you can really shop til you drop and save money while you're at it!
  • Go Carts and Mini Golf - for the kid in all of us
  • Silver Dollar City - Go back in time to the 1800s when things were simpler, but a funnel cake will still run you 5 bucks.
  • Ride the Ducks - Its a bus, its a boat! Take a tour of the Branson area, including a dip in Tablerock lake on one of these submersible vehicles.
  • Live Shows (we love the Incredible Acrobats of China)

Link to Branson Visitors Bureau

 

7:00pm-11:00pm:

Wedding Celebration at Hickock's Restaurant
Downtown Springfield

Join us as we host an official celebration of our wedding. We'll be serving desserts galore, so eat something healthy before you arrive! We'll share our photos and memories of our trip to NZ, and we'll all get involved in the fun with the entertainment - dueling pianos.

"What are dueling pianos?" you ask. Well, Dueling Pianos is a sing-along, clap-along, play-along, dance-along, have one-heck-ova-
good-time party.The desired result is a night of extreme singing, clapping, dancing, and, our favorite, laughing.

Piano players on two separate pianos perform your favorite hits from every era imaginable. From Elvis to Eminem, Abba to ZZ Top, Neil
Diamond to AC/DC, they’ve got it covered. Other popular selections are Billy Joel, Dave Mathews, The Beatles, and more. It’s up to the audience to decide what music is played, so we encourage you to start thinking about your favorite songs now. In fact, we would love it if you would email us some songlist suggestions.

Program
7:00 pm Greetings, Desserts, Drinks
7:30 pm Craig & Fawn's Trip to NZ
8:00 pm Live Entertainment:
Dueling Pianos

Menu
Desserts
  Hand Made Petifors
  Eclairs
  Mousee Filled Petit Swans
  Chocolate Dipped Strawberries
  Truffles
  Chocolate Macaroons
  Lemon Almond Tartlets
  Chocolate Fountain
Drinks (Open Bar 7-10pm)
  Soda, Tea, Juices, Domestic Beers, Wine, and Mixed Drinks

This is a family-friendly event - kids are welcome! Dress is casual to semi-formal - wear what is comfortable for you.

Map of Downtown Springfield

 
Sunday, October 30, 2005
 

9:30am-11:30am: Brunch at Hemingway's Blue Water Cafe at Bass Pro Shops in Springfield. We'll round everybody up one last time to visit and say goodbye to our out of town guests. Hemingway's offers a very impressive Sunday brunch buffet, complete with buscuits and gravy, a make your own omlet station, carved meats, seafood, salad, and a dessert bar that just might rival what we are planning for our big party. They also have a wide selection of entrees on their regular menu. Buffet prices are $12.95 for adults and $3.95 for kids. Menu items range from $8 to $20.

Map to Hemingway's and Bass Pro

If you have time to spend in Springfield on Sunday, we have some family-friendly suggestions on what to see:

  • Bass Pro - The most visited tourist attraction in Missouri.
  • Discovery Center - a hands-on science and technology center for children.
  • Springfield Nature Center - take a walk through the Ozarks woods.
  • Jordan Valley Ice Park - ice skating is for all ages!
  • Springfield Dickerson Park Zoo - a small zoo with lots of big animals.

Link to Springfield Visitors Bureau

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Contact Fawn and Craig at:
[email protected], or via phone at 417.234.2462.

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