FAQs

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Are there directions to the venue?

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GPS tends to direct you to the house on the property instead of the ceremony & reception site. Please view your GPS map and use the access road directly south of Little Brook Road off BIS Rd SW. You will see a pond to your left immediately after turning on the access road. Access Road Coordinates: 39.6933995, -82.6035887

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Is there parking at the venue?

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Yes! Parking is available at the venue for guests. Upon arrival, our coordinating team will help direct you where to park. If you are physically handicapped or need closer parking, please see a member of the team on arrival.

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Is the venue kid-friendly?

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Yes! The reception hall is a large, refurbished horse barn located on a spacious, country property. Kids can play outside accompanied by an adult or in the kid's play room located in the reception hall.

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Can I take pictures and can I post them on social media?

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We are requesting an "unplugged ceremony" from all guests. We ask that you kindly turn off all electronic devices to be fully present with us during the ceremony. We promise to share all the beautiful pictures captured today with you! For the rest of the day, take as many pictures as you'd like! We want to see your perspective of our celebratory day. To help us find your pictures on social media, use #ReedMeALoveStory in your post.

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What attire is best?

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We are requesting business-casual for the day. Please keep in mind that the ceremony will be outside on grass (weather permitting). Unfortunately Ohio weather in October can be unpredictable, so please check the weather for temperature details closer to the date. If rain is imminent, the ceremony will be moved indoors.

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Will alcohol be provided?

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Yes! We have a full, open bar prepared for the cocktail hour & reception. Please do not bring alcohol - we have plenty to share!

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What is the Pittsburgh Cookie Table and how do I sign up?

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The name really says it all – a table full of cookies! Traditionally, friends and family of the bride and groom prepare these cookies. Some popular cookies include pizzelles, nut cups, lady locks, fruit horns, biscotti and Italian wedding cookies. Rooted deep in the history of Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Eastern Ohio lies the beloved cookie table. The Wedding Cookie Table has strong ethnic and religious ties, linked mainly to European immigrants of Catholic descent – particularly present in industrial areas that housed Italians, Greeks, and other Europeans. Aside from keeping the tradition alive, the Wedding Cookie Table gives family and loved ones the opportunity to show their love and adoration for the newlyweds through working with their hands. To contribute towards our cookie table, please fill out the following form or send a text message to Danielle! https://forms.gle/tcjcB9AzQdEg8z1C8

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I plan to bring my cookies the day of the wedding. Where should I put them?

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Immediately inside the eastern-most door of the white barn, a table will be set up for cookie drop-off. Please write the name of your cookies, your name (if you'd like), and if the cookies are sensitivity-free on the cards provided.