FAQs
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What time does the Ceremony start?
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Our ceremony will begin promptly at 5pm so we request that guests plan to arrive no earlier than 4:15 but no later than 4:45. Guests who have not arrived by the start of the ceremony will not be permitted to enter the Venue until after the conclusion of the ceremony. We appreciate your understanding.
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Can I bring a plus one?
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Unfortunately we cannot accommodate additional quests not explicitly stated on the invitation. We appreciate your understanding and are excited to celebrate with you!
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Can I bring my kids?
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We want you to be able to kick back, relax, and celebrate with us, which is why we have decided to limit our kid guest count. We have only invited immediate family and out of state guests to be allowed to bring kids. We appreciate you making arrangements to leave the kids at home and we appreciate your understanding.
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What should I wear?
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We encourage our quests to dress their best! We kindly ask you to refrain from wearing casual clothes such as jeans or tshirts. We also ask that you refrain from wearing any shade of white as it is reserved for the bride.
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Where should I stay?
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Under the travel tab, we have added hotels that are within 15 minutes from the venue in the nearby towns. There are also Airbnbs within the area if you would prefer to rent one of those.
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Can I take pictures?
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Our ceremony will be unplugged to ensure our photographers are able to do their best work in capturing our big day. We kindly ask you to respect our wishes and keep personal cameras and cell phone tucked away until cocktail hour.
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Where should I sit?
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The first row of seats at our ceremony will be reserved for our immediate family but all others are open seating. There will not be designated seating for the reception but there will be reserved signs for our immediate family and wedding party.
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What time does the reception end?
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We will be making our exit at 11pm and our vendors will promptly begin breaking down at that time.