Everything you need for the day. Where to be and when, how to get to Arundel, where to park, where to stay, and how to let us know you are coming.
Maltravers Street, Arundel BN18 9AP
61 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AJ
We are staying in Arundel all day Saturday and we will be going somewhere for lunch, around two o'clock. Nothing formal and nothing organised, just a table somewhere and anyone who fancies joining us is very welcome. Everyone buys their own, and we will say where once we have decided. Worth knowing if you are weighing up whether to stay the night. There is a question about it on the RSVP.
Let us know
One short form for your whole party. Who is coming, anything you cannot eat, a song you would like to hear, and any questions. It takes about two minutes and you do not need an account for it.
Reply herePlease reply by Wednesday 30 September
Arundel station is on the Arun Valley line, with direct trains from Worthing, Littlehampton, Chichester, Horsham and London Victoria, and easy connections from Brighton. It is about a fifteen minute walk into town, mostly downhill on the way in, or a few minutes in a taxi.
Trains run into the late evening but they thin out after eleven, so it is worth checking your last one before you travel. You can look it up at nationalrail.co.uk. If you are getting a taxi, book it a week or two ahead. Arundel is a small town and there are not many cars about at eleven on a Friday night.
Arundel sits just off the A27, signposted from Chichester in the west and Worthing in the east. The Town Hall is on Maltravers Street, a minute off the High Street, and Jonny's is on the High Street itself. The two are ten seconds apart, so park once and leave the car where it is.
There is plenty, and it is free in the evening. Charges in the town car parks stop at 6pm, so you will pay for an hour or two on the way in and nothing after that.
Blue badge holders park free at River Road. If you are staying over, check with your hotel first, as some have their own spaces.
Arundel is small and it is a Friday, so book early if you would like to stay.
27 to 29 High Street. Fourteen rooms above the pub, two minutes from Jonny's. swanarundel.co.uk
22 High Street. The old coaching inn at the top of town. norfolkarmsarundel.com
Henry Adams Holiday Cottages and Airbnb both have places in the town itself. Search for Arundel BN18 and look for anything on the High Street, Tarrant Street or down by the river.
Your invitation names everyone it is for. The Town Hall seats eighty, so some of you are with us for the ceremony and every single one of you is with us at Jonny's from half five. The party is the same for all of us.
We are keeping the day to grown ups, apart from babies still being fed and the children named on your invitation. We hope that makes it easier to enjoy a night out.
Put your party frock on. No black please, and bring a coat, it is November.
Food at Jonny's is on us, and so is your first drink. After that the bar is a bar. Tell us anything you cannot eat on the RSVP and we will make sure there is something for you.
Having you there is the present. If you would like to give something towards our honeymoon in December, there is a fund here, or there will be a box on the night. Whatever you would like to give, or nothing at all, is exactly right.
Ask us on the RSVP form, or message either of us. Steve on 07742 667 472, Ellie on 07842 914 612, or both of us at stevellie2025@gmail.com.