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Is there a dress code?
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Yes, there is a dress code! We kindly ask guests to wear semi-formal attire and shades of blue, pink, or black. These colors will help create a beautiful and cohesive look for our wedding day. Also keep in mind that the venue is a largely outdoor venue. We can’t wait to celebrate with you! Additionally, if you have served or currently serve in the military you are welcome to wear your service dress uniform and thank you for your service!
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When should I RSVP by?
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We kindly ask that all RSVPs be submitted by April 1, 2026. Your response helps us plan a joyful and seamless celebration, and we truly can’t wait to celebrate with you!
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Are kids welcome?
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Yes, children are welcome! If your child is included on your invitation, their name will appear on the RSVP form. Simply select their name when you respond. We’re keeping things intimate, so we kindly ask that only those listed on your invitation attend. Thank you for understanding!
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Can I bring a date?
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We’re so excited to celebrate with you! Due to limited space, we’re keeping our guest list intimate. Your invitation will indicate exactly who is invited. We appreciate your understanding and can’t wait to share this special day together!
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What do I do if I have a food allergy?
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If you have a food allergy, please text the bride directly to let her know (843-940-4082). We want to ensure everyone is safe and well taken care of during the celebration. Please note: There will be no seafood served at the wedding.
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Cautionary Things to Remember
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Some interior and outdoor stairs and pathways may be uneven, unlit, or unguarded, and should be used with caution. These elements are part of the original estate and have not been modernized for safety, but are preserved historic features. The interior staircase features an original historic banister that is lower than current building code regulations. This is a preserved architectural feature of the home. Exercise caution when using the stairs, especially children and those with mobility issues.