FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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The earlier the better! However, submitting your RSVP by the deadline (January 10th!) is a must so we can plan accordingly.

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Can I bring a date?

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Due to limited space, we are only able to accommodate those guests formally invited on your wedding invitation.

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What time should i arrive to the ceremony?

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Please plan to arrive no later than 30 minutes before the ceremony is set to begin (6:00p.m.) This will allow time for you to park and take your seat. Will will be starting promptly at 6:30 p.m.

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Can I take pictures?

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We are having an "unplugged ceremony" (no phones or cameras). The greatest gift you can give us is being fully present as we say "I do", We have hired professionals to capture this moment for us and we promise to share our photos as soon as we receive them. After the ceremony, feel free to take as many photos and videos as you'd like!

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Are kids welcome?

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We love your little ones, but our big day is adults only. Treat yourself to a night out, you deserve it!

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Are you registered? Where?

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Please refer to the tab above labeled 'Registry" Please know that we do not expect gifts, we will be happy to except the gift of your presence on our big day

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Is the wedding indoors or outdoors?

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Both the Ceremony and the Reception are outdoors. There will be heaters at the reception and the "Temple Ruins" building will be heated

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Will there be parking available?

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Yes! Parking is available on site for your convenience

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Will there be a bar?

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Yes! There will be a paid bar at our reception. Please be advised that the Jacksonville Zoo is a cashless property - Card or Electronic payment only Please drink responsibly! :)

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Is there a dress code?

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We'd love to see our friends and family dress up with us! We are requesting Garden Party Attire (semi-formal) for our wedding. Please no jeans, t-shirts, or flip-flops Please refrain from wearing white out of respect for the Bride