FAQs

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What time does the wedding start?

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Our wedding start time is 5:45 pm. We ask that everyone is prompt and in their seats by this time. The wedding is in a garden so there is a small distance between the parking lot and ceremony space. No one will be permitted to walk in the ceremony space past this time, as to not interrupt the flow and filming of our ceremony. Thank you in advance for understanding.

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Where do I park?

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Valet parking is provided at no additional cost for every guest (tipping the valet workers is welcome). We recommend that all guest valet. Parking is limited at the reception space and this will prevent a long walk at the end of the night.

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Is the ceremony space and reception at the same place?

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Yes, both our ceremony and reception will be on the grounds of Tulsa Botanic Garden.

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What should I wear?

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We are looking forward to our wedding being a special event. We're asking that you wear semi formal attire. However, please keep in mind that our wedding is in a garden so there may be some additional walking should you choose to walk around and enjoy the garden. Comfortable shoes or a change of shoes are recommended.

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What if I forget to RSVP?

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We ask that everyone RSVP. This is important so we can plan appropriately for our guest and make sure all attending have the best time. Should you forget to RSVP, please text Katrina at (918) 691-2235 as soon as you remember so we can make sure we are prepared for you to attend our big day.

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Can I bring a guest?

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Your wedding invitation will indicate how many people we are putting you down for. As much as we would love everyone to be apart of our big day, we ask that you do not bring guest above the amount included on your RSVP. Unfortunately we have limited space and want to make sure everyone is comfortable. Thank you for understanding. We can't wait to celebrate with you!

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Can children attend?

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Due to capacity limitations we ask that no children under the age of 10 attend. We think 10 and older is a great age to enjoy these type of festivities.