FAQs
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What is a cocktail hour?
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A cocktail hour is a roughly 120-minute social hour following our ceremony that allows guests to mingle with one another, have some refreshments, and spend some time with the couple.
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Will there be a meal provided?
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We will be providing a wide spread of pastries, finger foods, and there will be a coffee bar present with other beverages available.
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Are kids welcome?
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We love your children and believe that all children should be exposed to what Biblical marriage looks like. We would be honored to have them to join us! Please take the time to add them to your RSVP, so no littles (or big boys and girls) go without food. Additionally, young babies that do not take up their own seats or plates have been intentionally omitted.
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What is garden attire?
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We would love you to arrive in your favorite semi-formal spring wear. All sundresses, cocktail dresses, and other spring wear are welcome. We would love to see as much color as possible!
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Am I allotted a plus one or date?
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If you are allotted a plus one, it will be specified on the invitation. If you believe someone has been missed, please reach out to the couple to clarify. Any additional guests must be accounted for before they are allowed to be present.
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When should I RSVP by?
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RSVPs will be taken up until May 20th, 2026. RSVP’s will not be accepted after this date due to vendor deadlines.
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Are you registered? Where?
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We are registered in a few places, but all gifts and options can be processed through Zola, which can be found in the menu above. You may be navigated to specific company websites for certain items, but we have done the diligence to set that up well so items do not get lost. Easy peasy!
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Do I need to drink water?
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YES! We're having a mountain ceremony, so while our flat-lander friends may be used to their climate, the altitude can cause you to dehydrate more quickly. There will be water provided for our guests. Please, then, drink up! We do not want anyone fainting due to lack of water; we will already have enough people doing that once the bride comes down the aisle :)
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When should I take photos?
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We understand that you want to capture this moment with us, and we are so honored to share it with you. We ask that during the ceremony all phones be silenced, and that if you decide to record or take a photo, you remain seated. Thank you in advance.
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Parking
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The parking lot will be a roughly 5-10 minute walk from the ceremony. Signage will direct you on the path to the venue.