FAQs

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What's the running order for the evening?

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Reception starts at 5:00, nuptials at 6:00, and the matchless music of the Vuglar Boatmen & informal buffet-ish dining options available beginning at 6:30. Between then and close will be bouquet tossing, toasting & terpsichorean fun!

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Is there a dress code?

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"Cocktail attire" or "dressy casual" seems the most apt, but candidly feel free to come as you are. We've got some greens and pinks garlanded around the main room, but you don't need to arrive sporting either of these colors.

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Do you have any hotel recommendations?

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We highly recommend getting an Airbnb, if only for the convenience and price (Nashville hotels can be spendy). If booking a room, however, we suggest finding hotels either downtown, the Gulch, or West End (near Vanderbilt) for proximity and options. Here's a link for a Google Maps listing of Nashville hostelry: https://tinyurl.com/yckyp4lx

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Will food be served?

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Yes! However, in the interest of keeping this a lower-key affair, we will not have a formal, sit-down meal with assigned tables, but instead a more buffet-style set-up. The food is a combination of light & heavy appetizers, as well as a few mains. Options will be available for vegetarians and vegans. The spread will be listed soon!

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And booze?

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Need you even ask. It's an open bar 😉

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What about my hot date?

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The invites should have RSVPs included for the plus ones, but if "you couldn't smooth a silk sheet if you had a hot date with a babe," please feel free to invite a friend. (Free cocktail to the first person(s) who texts Bobby &/or Camilla sourcing the reference in the previous sentence; it's something for the rest of us!)

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What about transportation?

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Because folks will probably be staying in my many disparate places, there is not shuttle service to and from the venue. However, Lyft (or Uber) drivers in the city are very responsive, quick & plentiful. If you're driving your own vehicle, the American Legion should have ample parking to accommodate attendees; best of all, it's also free.