Jas & Cait
FAQs
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Can I take pictures and/or video during the ceremony?
Answer
The brides kindly request an unplugged ceremony. Please silence all devices and enjoy being fully present in this moment of love. You are free to take as many photos as you wish during the reception.
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What if I am late?
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The ceremony will be starting promptly at 3:00pm, we recommend guests arrive between 2:30-2:45 so there is time to mingle and find a seat. If you happen to be late, our coordinator will let you know if they are still allowing guests in or if you will need to wait until the ceremony is over. If that happens, you will still be able to attend the reception so hang tight and we will see you at the reception! Thank you for understanding!
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Can I bring my children?
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We love your little ones! However, we have decided to keep our wedding and reception an adults-only event unless otherwise specified on your invitation. We encourage you to use this as a date night to relax, socialize, and dance! Thank you for understanding!
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What should I wear?
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We would love to see our family and friends get dressed up for our big day! The dress code is semi-formal. This means no blue jeans, sneakers, or casual wear. We also ask that you please refrain from wearing white, or cream. If you have questions or need examples of what we would love to see you in please feel free to reach out to Caitlyn or Jasmine.
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Can I bring a guest/date?
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If your guest name is listed on your invite and when you RSVP, then yes! Your invitation will be made out to "[Your name] & Guest" if a plus one has been given to you. Due to limited capacity. we can only allow the people named on your invitation, so we ask that you do not bring a guest, plus we want to keep the wedding as an intimate event with close friends and family! Thank you for understanding!
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How does seating work?
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Both the ceremony and the reception will be open seating so you may sit wherever you please. However we do ask that immediate family members sit in the front row during the ceremony.