gabsdot40 wrote: » Next time you see and ice cream van in your estate just ask him if he can do it. I've had to organise and icecream van to come to an event and that's what I did. You'll have to make sure someone has cash to pay on the day of course
Roddylarge wrote: » We are thinking of doing this at our wedding for outside the church. We will have approx 200 guests. I was wondering how this will be priced? would we say have to pay a flat fee of €200 and everyone who want ice cream can get one, or do we have to wait until the end and pay for all the ice cream that has been bought i.e. (150 people had a poke @ @1.50 each so we owe €225. I think i would prefer the first option as it would be the least hassle on the wedding day.
Roddylarge wrote: » Thanks 80s, we are getting married in Clare but i presume we should be able to negotiate a similar sort of deal with and ice cream man there.
Roddylarge wrote: » Thanks 80s child, 250 was around what we were expecting to pay swell. just as a matter of interest why is he charging the €50 if he is making money from all the ice cream. Surely he would make enough from the ice cream, more than he would be sitting at home or driving the streets.
Electric Sheep wrote: » It's called the wedding industry, everything costs more when you add the word wedding into the mix. Try asking for the van without mentioning wedding and see if the price changes.
80s Child wrote: » Now, we got a number from a friend of ours for an ice cream van and I gave him a bell; a very straight up guy who has a few vans as it turns out. The standard charge is €50 and he charges per ice cream after that, so we're taking it to be about €200 - €250. The better half called to his van incognito the other day and she was impressed. All in all, happy out. If anyone wants his number ( he works mainly in Mayo but may travel to Connaught I'd say) just pm me.
Elemonator wrote: » My local is kind of famous for its ice-cream. They are a shop but they have a converted camper van and old Mini Cooper converted into ice cream parlours! They are Dublin based, specifically Skerries, but I'd say they would be very willing to hire out the camper van and Mini together even. They are called Storm In A Teacup.
jellybear wrote: » Hi all, Just a quick question re ice cream van hire. I have one booked for our wedding however I'm now wondering if I'd prefer the cart to the van. Would anyone have any opinions on this? We're going with Rockfield Ice Cream, such a lovely guy, and there are pictures on his website but basically if you had a choice would it be cart or van? Thanks a mill