FAQs

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Can I RSVP online or do I have to mail in an RSVP card?

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Once we send out invitations, you can RSVP online or by mailing in the RSVP card sent with the invitation.

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What date should I RSVP by?

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It will be noted once invitations are sent out.

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Can I bring my RV and park at the property the day before and stay for the weekend?

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OF COURSE!!!! This is family property and we'd love for you to bring your RV's or campers and stay on site!

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Is there parking available near your wedding venue?

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Yes! Plenty towards the back!

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What is the dress code for your wedding?

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Dressy Casual for the ceremony but..... We want you to be comfortable at our wedding. For this time of year in Sonoma County, may we suggest the following attire: Women: sundresses, lightweight separates, and flats or wedge heels for the outdoor part of the venue. Men: light dress shirt with khaki or other lightweight slacks; jackets and ties optional. As long as you have fun and feel comfortable, wear whatever you'd like! We're just happy you are there!

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Am I allowed to bring a plus one?

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Unfortunately, due to budget and space limitations, we simply can’t afford for all of our lovely guests to bring a guest of their own. Therefore, we regretfully ask our guests to please not bring a plus one, unless they are specifically named on the invitation. Thank you so much for understanding!

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Will the ceremony be in Spanish or English?

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Both! You might even hear a little Italiano!

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Will there be a time gap between your wedding ceremony and reception?

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There will be a gap in between ceremony and reception. Thankfully downtown is close by! Stop by for a beer at our favorite brewery! Russian River!

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What time will your wedding reception end?

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Technically it ends at 11.. but Adriela's family parties all night! Bring on those RedBulls!

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Is there an after-party?

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If the party doesn't end, is it an after-party?!? Next day get ready for "recalentado." Direct translation: The re-heated. It's a Mexican tradition to show up the next day following a party for the left-overs to be "re-heated" and continue to party!