![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/furious-locals-greet-loved-up-couples-heading-to-wedding-venue-with-angry-signs/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/0_SWNS_OXNEAD_PARKING_006__2.jpg&description=Disgruntled villagers have put up signs telling couples who were heading to a nearby stately home for their big day that they're 'not welcome'Susi and Roger Crane, who own the farm which surrounds Oxnead Hall, are among the neighbours objecting to the number and 'intensity' of weddings being held there Furious locals greeted loved-up couples who were heading to their wedding venue with angry signs. Disgruntled villagers have put up hand-made signs telling couples who were heading to a stately home for their big day that they're "not welcome". It's after claims that some wedding guests were weeing in their gardens - and it seems like they've all had enough. One sign in particular reads: "Brides and grooms not welcome in Oxnead" and is pitched near the 16th century estate of Oxnead Hall in Aylsham, Norfolk. Others include: "No more weddings we've had enough" and: "Exclusive? More than 100 weddings this year". Nearby residents have also accused wedding guests of "relieving themselves in gardens", "wandering through yards" and keeping them up by playing music late at night, HullLive reports. Bride and groom devastated after wedding card box containing £700 is STOLEN A sign reads: 'Brides and grooms not welcome in Oxnead' as local villagers say they have had enough ( Eastern Daily Press / SWNS) Susi and Roger Crane, who own a 500-acre farm that surrounds the wedding venue, have erected three signs in their front garden, which is near the venue's car park. 'The weddings are really having a big impact on our residents' lives, and that's why we are up in arms about it," said Roger. Susi added: "Our residents are repeatedly disturbed by loud music way in to the night, even in their beds. One poor lady puts her children to bed to the sound of Michael Jackson. "They are unable to sit outside their homes in the summer and are often disturbed by shouting and laughing. Guests have wandered through the yard and even relieved themselves in their gardens. Local residents have been m){kind=link}
Disgruntled villagers have put up signs telling couples who were heading to a nearby stately home for their big day that they’re ‘not welcome’
Furious locals greeted loved-up couples who were heading to their wedding venue with angry signs.
Disgruntled villagers have put up hand-made signs telling couples who were heading to a stately home for their big day that they’re “not welcome”.
It’s after claims that some wedding guests were weeing in their gardens – and it seems like they’ve all had enough.
One sign in particular reads: “Brides and grooms not welcome in Oxnead” and is pitched near the 16th century estate of Oxnead Hall in Aylsham, Norfolk.