FAQs

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When is the RSVP deadline?

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In order to have an accurate head count to provide for our vendors, we ask that we have all RSVP's by Sunday, August 10th.

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What should I wear?

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We ask that everyone dress semi-formal/cocktail attire. This will allow everyone to look their best, while also having the option to be more comfortable while they celebrate our big day with us! We do want to prepare everyone that as long as the weather cooperates, we will be having our ceremony outside at the bottom of a hillside. So ladies may not want to wear stiletto heals to prevent sinking into the ground.

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Will the wedding be inside or outside?

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As long as the weather holds up, we will be having our ceremony outside at the bottom of a hillside at a pond. For those with mobility issues, a golf cart will be provided by the venue to give rides up and down the hill. If it does rain, we will be inside the barn for our ceremony. Cocktail hour will be held between the barn and the grassy area in front of the arbor. Dinner will be in a big tent beside the barn, and the dance party will be inside the barn.

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What time should I arrive to the wedding?

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We ask that guests arrive by 3pm. This will give plenty of time for you to make your way to the ceremony area.

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Can I bring a plus one?

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Unless noted on your invitation, we kindly ask that you do not bring a plus one. We are on a strict guest count for our venue and have planned our invites based on this number.

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Are children invited to the wedding?

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We love all of the kiddos of our friends and family very much! Unfortunately though, this will be a "no kids" wedding, and we are putting our age cap at 16 and over. Allowing all the children that our friends and family have would unfortunately put us over our guest count maximum, and we do not think it is fair to only allow some people's children to attend and not others. We also want our guests with kids to use this as a nice "date night" that they may normally not get to have without their children.