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Train themed fancy dressed chairty event
henrygregory
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Hi, I am going to be going to a charity event next week and the theme is to dress as underground or railway station names. Does anyone have any practical ideas. I just don't know what I can dress as which won't cost the earth!
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Mainline stations
Queen VICTORIA
PADDINGTON bear
liverpool LIME street (get a completely lime green outfit)
READING (just wear some glasses and carry a book!)
Tube stations
WIMBLEDON (tennis kit)
ANGEL
BARKING (dog costume ? or mad hatter / acting mad!)
I wish I had your imagination. Thanks very much
Not necessarily!
Wear all red and stick a name badge on saying Ruth: Redruth
Sorry for the link but far too many to type out. Yet theres some obvious ones on the list. Enjoy the event and hopefully itll raise lots for a good cause.
Without change there would be no butterflies.
If its important to you, you'll find a way - if not, you'll find an excuse ! ~ Easy to say when you take money out of the equation!
Baker Street- either dress as a baker/ chef or Sherlock Holmes
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-Stash busting: 337 in 2022 Stash busting: in 2023. 18 doggy duvets, 13 bags, 2 scrunchies, 2 mittens, 2 bootees, 3 glass cases = total 40 ...£3.98 spent
Bond street (James bond)
Any type of circus outfit (picadilly/oxford circus) - have also seen someone come dressed as a jar of pickles (when questioned "oh, I thought you said picallili")
Or Bank (stick monopoly money/bank leaflets on yourself)
Have fun! cel x
wear a hat and a large cross - Hatton Cross