FAQs

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We won't be able to make it! Is this the only celebration you're planning?

Answer

So glad you asked! We are also planning a casual celebration up in the Albany, NY area at a date to be determined. If you can't make it down to Charlotte, please don't stress - you'll have another chance to party with us!

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What's the schedule for the day?

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We would love to welcome you all to join us starting at 5pm. We'll have some light refreshments and beverages available at that time. Our ceremony will begin promptly at 5:30pm and ask that you plan to be there prior to the start time. After our ceremony, we'll have a brief toast and dinner will be served.

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What should I wear?

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Your comfort and attendance matter more than any dress code! If we have to make a decision, Dressy Casual or Casual. Cultural wedding guest dress welcome. Dressy Casual examples: Dress, skirt and dressy top, dressy pants outfit, nice jeans and dressy top, seasonal sport coat or blazer and slacks, dress shirt, casual button-down shirt, open-collar or polo shirt. Casual examples: Sundress, long or short skirt, khakis or nice jeans, plain T-shirt (no slogans), polo shirt, turtleneck, button-down and/or sweater

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Will there be food?

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Of course! We are electing to go buffet style with some of our favorite foods, so no need to choose an entree - just grab whatever strikes your fancy that day! If you have dietary restrictions, please reach out and let us know. We will accommodate you with a few options!

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Will there be booze?

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Yes! We will have beer and wine. Liquor is unfortunately not allowed at our venue.

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Can I bring my kids?

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Sure!

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Can I bring my pets?

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We wish! Our venue doesn't allow our furry friends to attend (lame). But don't worry; we'll have some special treats for you to take home to them!

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Where can I park?

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Parking by the pavilion is first come, first serve. Please don't park on the grass or other non-parking areas, as you might get towed (and who needs that hassle).