Rather than a traditional dinner of served courses, Debbie and Mike are going forward with an original format they’ve been planning for years in which the main course is eliminated and, instead, guests can choose from a wide variety of small-plate foods with a buffet-style approach. No food will be served to tables, meaning guests can eat and guests can dance whenever they choose. Also, Debbie and Mike learned that apparently this idea isn’t so revolutionary and wedding venues simply call it a “stations” approach. Who knew?
Cocktail attire.
Apparently, according to Debbie, it means fancy, but not black tie. So, for any of you who were just planning on copying Tom Cruise's wardrobe in "Cocktail," think again.
No. While shuttle service was thoroughly researched, the logistics proved illogical. Instead, guests can either drive, carpool or take a livery service. In addition to traditional taxis, Uber and Lyft operate in the area. Free valet parking is available at the venue.
While we love your children, we cannot invite them to the wedding. Please understand this was not a decision we took lightly, and accept our apology for any hardship this creates. The only children invited will be those belonging to the bridal party. This is not solely because of the obvious concern that if everyone's children are allowed to be in the same place they may band together and overthrow the adults. You know how they get when they eat cake.
From the parking lot to the reception, everything is paved. The ceremony area is on patio-style brick, which surrounds the reception area. There are also covered walkways to protect against rain.
Clearly.
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Yes, so check back often and read closely. Only those who pass the written exam get a piece of cake.