FAQs

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Can I take photos/videos during the ceremony?

Answer

We are having an "unplugged" ceremony. This means we are asking that all phones and cameras are put away and turned off/silent during the ceremony. We have hired professional photographers and videographers to capture this special moment and we'd hate to have someones phone or camera blocking that moment. After the ceremony, feel free to take as many photos as you'd like and share them with us! Thank you.

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Can I bring a date/plus one?

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We are only able to accommodate the guests that are included with your invitation. If you received a plus one, it will be listed with your name when you RSVP. Contact us directly if you have further questions about this.

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Are kids invited?

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Due to limited numbers and an open bar, we hope you understand that our wedding will be kid free besides those participating in the wedding.

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Will there be alcohol?

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Yes! We will have an open bar with beer, wine and liquor. Shots will not be allowed.

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What if I don't RSVP by the deadline?

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If we do not receive an RSVP from you by our September 8th deadline, you will be marked "not attending." The reason for this being that we must provide an accurate guest count to all of our vendors within a timely manner. Thank you for understanding.

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How should I dress?

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We kindly ask that you dress semi-formal. Please no whites/creams or any variations of the color.

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What time should I arrive for the ceremony?

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We recommend that you arrive 20-30 minutes before our 5:30 PM ceremony time. This will ensure that we can stick to the schedule. If you are late and the ceremony has already started, we ask that you stand in the back until the ceremony is finished and then join us for cocktail hour and the reception!

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Can we post pictures on social media?

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You are more than welcome to post pictures of yourself at our wedding, but we kindly ask that you wait to post any pictures of us until we have had a chance to do so ourselves first.