FAQs
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What's the attire of the wedding?
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Your comfort is our top priority—right after our very serious commitment to fashion. We’d love for you to embrace a funky formal vibe: think classic silhouettes with a twist—muted tones, unexpected prints, and accessories that make a statement. Please avoid: Anything overly casual (jeans, polos, and sundresses) Green suits (the groom called dibs) White dresses (we shouldn’t have to say this... but here we are)
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Can I bring my kids?
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We love your little ones—but for the ceremony, we’re keeping things mostly kid-free. Only children in the immediate family are invited. Thanks so much for understanding and helping us keep the focus on our “I Do’s”!
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Will there be a Pittsburgh Cookie Table?
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Absolutely! If you’d like to contribute, please reach out to Adam’s mom, Joanne, so she can plan accordingly. For those unfamiliar, the Pittsburgh Cookie Table is a sweet Steel City tradition that dates back to the 1930s—when wedding cakes weren’t always in the budget, so families came together to bake cookies instead. It started with Italian and Polish communities and has been a beloved part of Pittsburgh weddings ever since. It’s all about family, love, and lots of cookies—so if you’d like to bake and share, we’d be thrilled to have you join in!
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I want to take pictures of the ceremony!
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Let’s keep it simple: please don’t. We’ve got professionals handling the photos, so you can be fully present (and not watching through your phone screen). Snap away at the reception—but during the ceremony, just soak it all in and trust the pros!
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Have you reserved blocks at any local hotels?
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Given how tourism friendly Nashville has become, we have not set aside any blocks at local hotels, and as such there will be no shuttles to and from the venue. We have listed some of our favorite and some of the most convenient local hotels on a separate page, but AirBnB or Vrbo are probably your easiest options.
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What's the transportation situation?
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Nashville has become an incredibly good city for rideshare apps such as Lyft or Uber. Renting a car is always an option and there will be limited parking at the wedding venue, but we encourage the use of rideshare especially if you plan on knocking back a couple cold ones.