FAQs
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Are kids welcome at the wedding?
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Although we absolutely adore all your little ones, we are having an adult-only celebration. However, if you have extenuating circumstances that would impact your ability to attend, please let us know!
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What should I wear?
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Cocktail attire with comfort in mind! Our outdoor Cape setting means grass and soft surfaces, so save the stilettos for another day. Think wedges, block heels, or dressy flats. Bring a light layer for evening breezes, and choose fabrics that move with you—we want you dancing all night!
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How do I get to the venue?
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We'll be providing complimentary shuttles to make getting around easy and stress-free! Shuttles will run from various locations to the ceremony, from the ceremony to the reception, and from the reception to the after-party. We highly recommend using the shuttle service as parking at the venue is very limited. Detailed shuttle schedules and pickup locations will be sent closer to the wedding date. If you absolutely need to drive yourself, please let us know in advance so we can help coordinate the limited parking available.
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What are some things to do around the Cape?
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Cape Cod offers incredible variety in September! All four towns where you'll be staying have amazing options: Beaches & Outdoor Activities The Cape Cod National Seashore spans all our towns with pristine beaches that become FREE after Labor Day - a huge perk! In Provincetown, Race Point Beach offers dramatic ocean views and seal spotting, while Herring Cove Beach has calmer waters and spectacular sunsets. Wellfleet's Marconi Beach attracts surfers, and Eastham's Coast Guard Beach consistently ranks among America's best. For hiking, try the Great Island Trail in Wellfleet (8 miles through salt marshes) or the easier Atlantic White Cedar Swamp Trail (1.2-mile boardwalk loop). The Province Lands Bike Trail in Provincetown offers 7.3 miles of scenic cycling with beach access. Arts & Culture Provincetown is the heart of Cape Cod's art scene - the Provincetown Art Association and Museum has 4,000+ works, and Commercial Street features 30+ galleries with Friday night art strolls. Wellfleet's Harbor Actors Theater runs through October, and Truro's Highland House Museum (with an Edward Hopper room) operates through September 28. Evening Entertainment Provincetown is Cape Cod's nightlife capital! The Crown & Anchor complex has six bars and performance venues, while The Club offers world-class jazz with harbor views. For sunset viewing, head to Race Point or Herring Cove Beach in Provincetown, or First Encounter Beach in Eastham. The best part? September weather is perfect (70s during the day) with way fewer crowds since kids are back in school!