FAQs

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Why a small guest list?

Answer

We have decided to keep things stress free and be, financially, responsible. There is nothing personal to the lack of an invite. Our wedding is mostly of family and family friends. It was hard to make our list due to how all the people we love and care about. Also, we had to think about Covid-19. We don't want a large group that would put a lot of people at risk! Thank you for being understanding!

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Are kids welcome?

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This wedding is a kids free event. We both personally feel weddings aren't for kids. We want parents to be able to have fun without worrying about little ones. Doesn't mean we don't love the little beans any less 💜

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Can I bring a date?

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We both put in everyone's significant other on our guest list. If at the time, you don't have one, let one of us know if you plan to bring one! Please no random people on the day of. We will not have room.

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When should I RSVP by?

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We will send our invites late June/ early July 2022. Please RSVP a month in advice (September 1st) so we can organize seating.

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Do you have any hotel recommendations?

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If you plan to take advantage of the free open bar, please consider getting one of the many hotels near our reception. There is Holiday Inn, Extended Stay America, Hawthorn Suites, and many more. Your safety is important to us!

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

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Our ceremony starts at 2PM, so we highly suggest to arrive at 1:30PM so you can find a seat.

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Why was I invited to the reception, but not the ceremony?

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The location of our ceremony has a small limit to how many people can come. Our list is mostly family due to this. We wish for you to still come and have fun with us! :)

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Rules for Covid-19?

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We both hope that Covid-19, finally, calms down by the time the wedding is here. 2020 and 2021 have both been rough and terrifying. To be safe, we do ask all unvaccinated guests to wear a mask. We want to keep those elderly, with ailments, and in general every one safe.