I guess everyone is saying that nudist get togethers are by definition, casual. Is there any way that a nudist event could be considered formal? Would a nudist wedding, for example, be considered formal and how would that change anything?
If you suspect it's a formal nude event, then the styrofoam plates, and high-quality plastic sporks. You know, those chrome plated plastic things ?
This is really interesting how most have similar opinions. I guess everyone is saying that nudist get togethers are by definition, casual. Is there any way that a nudist event could be considered formal? Would a nudist wedding, for example, be considered formal and how would that change anything?
The weddings I go to, although not nudist, all use paper plates, but then the guest list usually has several hundred people so paper plates are the way to go.
Maybe not fine china but certainly chine rather than paper. I think paper plates and especially styrofoam plates and cups are the curse of the age... we should not let our standards slip jsut because we are nudeists...... (seriously though, I don't like eating off paper plates: they look mean and penny-pinching. How can they be more 'green friendly' thatn china, which is used over and over again?
We sometimes use clear plastic plates that can be washed in the dishwasher on the top rack. They look good, don't break, but if they do crack/break, they are a LOT less expensive than china or stoneware.
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