FAQs
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When should I RSVP by?
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RSVP deadline is September 15. The sooner, the better!
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What is the dress code?
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semi-formal or dressy casual
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I have a food allergy. What do I do?
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We're having breakfast for dinner: biscuits & gravy, eggs, hashbrowns, etc. If you have any allergies or sensitivities, just get in touch with one of us!
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Are kids welcome?
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Absolutely! If you think yours will be wiggly, there are activities available to keep little hands and minds busy. Not a fan of kids? Just find another seat!
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Are you registered? Where?
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We have more than enough for our home, but do have a registry at Target for things we are looking to replace. Shortly after the wedding, we're moving into our new house. If you'd like to support our home fund, we'd really appreciate it! Those funds are on the registry page on this site. We also just really love thoughtful notes. Bonus points if you can make us cry happy tears!
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What is the parking situation?
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The church has a dedicated parking lot on Bardstown Road. If the lot is full, there are spots available on the side streets surrounding the church. For accessible entrance, park on Deerwood Ave and follow the signs to the side door to enter.
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What time should I arrive?
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Ceremony will start at 3 p.m. Unless you usually run late... For you, it starts at 2:30. Pre-ceremony music begins at 2:45 in case you're afraid of being bored.
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Where is the reception?
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Ceremony, coffee hour, and dinner reception are all at Bardstown Road Presbyterian Church.
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What's the vibe for the reception?
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We're not really loud music and dancing people so we'll have tons of food and games and light music during the reception. We have door prizes, too! There's also no alcohol, so if you want some big kid beverages, check out the list of local bars in the area for your own after-party.
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I'm coming from out-of-town/state. What's the weather like?
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Your guess is as good as ours. Kentucky October could be warm and sunny or chilly and overcast. Pack layers and an umbrella, just to be safe. (The church does have heating and air conditioning though).