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FAQs

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What is the dress code for the Welcome Reception and Wedding?

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The welcome reception dress code is cocktail attire. However, we understand guests will likely be travelling in on Friday and may not have time to change - so no worries if you show up in your travel fits! The dress code for the wedding is formal attire. This usually means floor-length gowns or fancier short/midi dresses for women and a suit and tie for men.

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What time should I arrive at the venue?

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Please arrive at the venue no later than 3:45pm! The ceremony will begin promptly at 4:00pm.

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How should I get to the venue?

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For guests driving, there will be plenty of parking available at the venue. For guests who are staying at the Embassy Suites or the Hampton Inn & Suites, there will be shuttles leaving from the pick-up point beginning at 3:30pm and running until 4:10pm. For guests who are not staying at the Embassy Suites or the Hampton Inn & Suites, there should be plenty of ride-share options available to get to and from the venue, or you can go to the pick-up location and hop on a shuttle.

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Can I bring a Plus 1?

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We kindly ask that you only RSVP for the guests listed on your invitation. While we’d love to celebrate with everyone, we’re unable to accommodate additional guests beyond those invited. Thank you for understanding!

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When should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP by 10/1/2026!

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What happens if I did not RSVP before 10/1/26?

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Unfortunately, anyone who does not RSVP by 10/1/26 will be marked as a no. We are doing a plated dinner, so our venue requires a final headcount by that date. We will miss you!

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What should I do if my plans change and I need to change my RSVP?

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If your plans change before 10/1/26 (the cut-off for RSVPs), please update your RSVP on our website and/or let the Bride or Groom know! If your plans change last minute and you can no longer attend, please let the Bride or Groom know asap. A heads-up is easier on us for planning than a no-show. We will miss you!