FAQs

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Where can I stay?

Answer

While we understand that Sewanee may not offer the most abundant housing options around, we've blocked off some rooms at a few hotels. Please visit the "Travel" tab of the website, and fee free to contact Norma with any questions/concerns.

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When is the last date to RSVP?

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May 5! Please send your response via mail (card and envelope pre-stamped) by May 5. If you are unable to do so, please email me with your response (allisonmichalek@gmail.com).

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Are you registered? Where?

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Yes! Please visit the "Registry" tab for more information.

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Is this an “adult only” event?

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Please feel free to bring your children to experience Sewanee during the wedding weekend. We understand that not everyone will be able/want to leave their children at home. However, we ask that you find alternative arrangements for your children during the reception. The reception venue may not be an appropriate location for children of all ages (outside on the bluff). Please contact my wedding coordinator, Kate Harper (kate@harpereventcompany.com) for babysitters. We appreciate your understanding in advance.

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Can I take photos during the ceremony?

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Allison and David are requesting an "Unplugged" ceremony to celebrate their marriage. They would like to respect the rules of All Saints Chapel regarding additional photography, as well as to invite their guests to be fully present in the moment. While we are thrilled that you want to capture this moment forever by taking photographs, we promise to share our photos with y'all!

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Can we park at the ceremony? Can we park at the reception?

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There is plenty of parking near All Saints’ Chapel for ceremony parking. However, the reception venue does not allow on-site parking. For your convenience, we will provide shuttles from the hotels with blocked rooms to and from the reception venue.

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What do I wear to the wedding?

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For women, this generally means a full-length silhouette. For men, a suit is required; tux isn't required but welcomed.