Wedding Plans On Egg Festival: Stardew Woes

If you plan to get married on the Egg Festival day in Stardew Valley, you're out of luck. The Egg Festival is the first festival of the year, taking place on the 13th of Spring in Pelican Town Square. It is impossible to enter the town before 9 am, and the festival will end immediately after the Egg Hunt or if the player leaves town, returning them to the farm at 10 pm. Therefore, if you have a wedding planned for the same day, it will not be possible to attend the Egg Festival. However, some players have reported that their wedding occurred first thing in the morning, right after the rooster crowed, and they were still able to attend the festival later in the day. So, while you can't get married *at* the Egg Festival, it seems a wedding on the same day might still be possible.

You can't get married at the Egg Festival

The Egg Festival is the first festival of the year in Stardew Valley, taking place on the 13th of Spring in Pelican Town Square. The festival has two parts: a social portion and an Egg Hunt activity to finish the day. The Egg Hunt is the main attraction, where players and villagers have 50 seconds to search for coloured eggs hidden around Pelican Town.

While the Egg Festival is a fun and highly anticipated event, it is not possible to get married during the festival. If you have planned your wedding on the same day as the Egg Festival, your wedding will simply take place the day after instead. This is because, on festival days, players do not have access to any buildings or homes until the festival ends at 2 pm.

If your wedding is scheduled for the morning of a festival, you will still be able to attend the festival. The wedding will happen first thing in the morning, right after the rooster crows, and the day will then progress as usual. So, if your wedding clashes with the Egg Festival, don't worry—you'll still be able to participate in the Egg Hunt and enjoy the festival atmosphere.

It's worth noting that the Egg Festival is not the only time a wedding might clash with an event in Stardew Valley. Some players have shared their experiences of weddings taking place on the same day as other festivals, such as the Flower Dance and the Feast of the Winterstar. In these cases, the wedding occurs in the morning, and the festival is attended later in the day.

The Egg Festival is the first festival of the year

During the social portion, villagers gather in the town square, and players can socialise with them. There is also a booth set up where players can purchase decorative items and strawberry seeds. These seeds, if planted by the 16th, allow strawberries to be harvested twice before summer. Talking to Mayor Lewis will initiate the second portion of the event, after which it will not be possible to talk to anyone or buy items, so players should finish their interactions first.

The Egg Hunt is the featured attraction of the festival, where players and other villagers have 50 seconds to search for small coloured eggs hidden around Pelican Town. The number of eggs required to win varies depending on the number of players in the game. In a solo game, the player must gather 9 coloured eggs, or Abigail will win. With 2 players, 6 eggs are needed to win, 5 eggs with 3 players, and 4 eggs with 4 or more players. If a player wins, they receive a Straw Hat as a reward. If the player has won the Egg Hunt in previous years, they will receive a Prize Ticket instead. In a multiplayer game, if two or more players find enough eggs to win, only the player with the highest number of eggs receives the prize. However, if 2 or more players tie, all winning players get the prize.

It is important to note that the layout of the festival and the placement of eggs differ between even and odd years. Additionally, as with all festivals, nothing can be sold to Pierre during the Egg Festival. While attendance at festivals is optional, participating in the Egg Festival can increase friendship points with villagers and provide players with unique rewards and experiences.

The festival takes place on the 13th of Spring

The Egg Festival is the first festival of the year in Stardew Valley, taking place on the 13th of Spring in Pelican Town Square. The festival lasts for most of the day, from 9 am to 2 pm, and consists of two parts: a social portion and an Egg Hunt activity to finish the day.

The day before the festival, players will receive a letter from Mayor Lewis, inviting them to the festival. The letter recommends that they attend so that they don't miss out on the annual egg hunt. The festival will begin when the player enters Pelican Town Square, and they can socialise with the villagers gathered in the town square. There is also a booth set up where players can purchase decorative items and Strawberry Seeds.

The Egg Hunt is the main attraction of the festival, where players and some other villagers have 50 seconds to search for small coloured eggs hidden around Pelican Town. The amount of eggs required to win depends on the number of players in the game. For example, in a solo game, the player must gather 9 coloured eggs, or else Abigail will win. If the player wins, they will receive a Straw Hat as a reward. If the player has already won an Egg Hunt in previous years, they will receive a Prize Ticket instead.

The festival will end immediately after the Egg Hunt or if the player leaves the Town, returning them to their farm at 10 pm.

If a player's wedding is scheduled to take place on the same day as the Egg Festival, the wedding will still go ahead. The wedding will occur first thing in the morning, right after the rooster crows, and the day will then progress as usual. The festival will still be accessible after the wedding.

The Egg Hunt is the main attraction

The Egg Festival is the first festival of the year in Stardew Valley, taking place on the 13th of Spring in Pelican Town Square. The festival is split into two parts: a social portion and the Egg Hunt activity. The Egg Hunt is the main attraction of the festival, where players and other villagers have 50 seconds to search for small coloured eggs hidden around Pelican Town. The number of eggs required to win depends on the number of players in the game. In a solo game, the player must gather 9 coloured eggs, or else Abigail will win. With 2 players, 6 eggs are required to win, 5 eggs with 3 players, or 4 eggs with 4 or more players.

The layout of the festival and the placement of the eggs differ between odd and even years. The festival will end immediately after the Egg Hunt or if the player leaves the town, returning them to the farm at 10 pm.

The Egg Hunt is highly competitive and the best part of the Egg Festival. It is triggered by talking to Mayor Lewis, who will also send the player a letter the day before the festival, recommending they attend. Once the Egg Hunt starts, players will need to move fast to get the required number of eggs.

If the player wins, they will receive a Straw Hat as a reward. If the player has already won an Egg Hunt in previous years, they will receive a Prize Ticket or 1,000 gold.

You can buy special items at the Egg Festival

The Egg Festival is the first festival of the year in Stardew Valley, and it's a great opportunity to buy special items that you can't get anywhere else! The festival takes place on the 13th of Spring in Pelican Town Square, and it lasts from 9 am to 2 pm. Make sure you don't miss out on the special items sold by Pierre at his seasonal stall.

• Strawberry seeds: This is your best chance to get your hands on these seeds, as Pierre doesn't sell them at his general store. Strawberry seeds are a great investment, as they take only 8 days to grow and regrow every 4 days, providing you with a bountiful harvest. If you plant them right after the festival, you can even harvest them twice before spring ends!
• Decorative items: Spruce up your farm with adorable and unique decorative pieces. From big, soft, and cute plushies to ornamental plants that change with the seasons, you can find something to suit your style.
• Seasonal Plants: Pierre offers two varieties of seasonal plants, a small and a large option, to add some natural beauty to your home.
• Decorative Pitchfork: This pitchfork isn't just for farming; it's a decorative piece that you can display inside your house.
• Colorful Set (painting): Bring some colour into your home with this vibrant painting.
• Plush Bunny: Cuddle up with this soft and adorable plush bunny, but hurry, as there is only one available for purchase!

Remember, the Egg Festival is not just about the exciting egg hunt; it's also a great opportunity to purchase these exclusive items that will enhance your farm and home. Be sure to bring enough gold and take advantage of these special offerings!

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