At 9:10 PM, without warning, it started raining hard enough to be heard over the band. Under the tent, no guest looked up.
Behind the scenes, the team was already moving — someone checking a drainage channel dug that morning as a precaution, others repositioning a generator that had been placed, deliberately, on the one patch of ground that didn't flood in last year's storm.
The channel that mattered. Photo: Taaffeite Events.
The rain lasted forty minutes. The dance floor never got wet. The only visible sign, the next morning, was a slightly muddy patch near the parking area — which is, in this line of work, as close to a perfect outcome as it gets.
A good storm plan means nobody at the party ever finds out there was a storm.
Guests will remember the band, the food, the toast. They will never know about the channel dug that morning — which is exactly the point.
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