FAQs
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what do we wear?
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We kindly request that our guests observe a "Garden Party Formal" dress code—an elegant yet seasonally appropriate style that reflects the charm and sophistication of our outdoor celebration. For Women: Refined midi or floor-length dresses in soft hues, floral patterns, or solid pastels. Elegant jumpsuits or coordinated dressy separates are also suitable. Accessories such as tasteful hats or fascinators are welcome. Please choose footwear suited for outdoor terrain—block heels, wedges, or dressy flats are recommended. Please NO white! For Men: A tailored suit or blazer with dress trousers. Option to ditch the blazer or suit as well for a nice button up, long or short sleeve. Lighter fabrics and colors such as linen or shades of blue, grey, or tan are encouraged to suit the garden setting. A collared shirt is required; ties are optional but appreciated. Leather dress shoes or polished loafers are preferred, bearing in mind the outdoor nature of the venue. We ask that attire reflect the formality of the occasion while remaining comfortable for an elegant outdoor affair - to a party afterwards.
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Do you have a registry?
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We treasure your presence the most, but if you wish to honor us with a gift, we have created a registry on this website! Please look at the tabs.
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Are Kids allowed?
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While we love your little ones, we’ve decided to make our wedding an adults-only celebration. We hope this allows you a well-deserved night off to relax, let loose, and enjoy the evening with us. Thank you for understanding and for making arrangements in advance—we can’t wait to celebrate with you!
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Do I get a plus one?
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Invites are specific to the guests invited. While we wish everyone and their mother could attend our wedding, we do have limited capacity due to the venue.
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Mobile-Free Ceremony
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To ensure everyone fully enjoys the moment and no photos are interrupted, we kindly request you to please refrain from using your mobile phones during the ceremony. Thank you for your understanding.
