FAQs
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What time is the ceremony?
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The ceremony will begin at 4:30 PM and we recommend guests arrive 15-30 min prior.
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Are kids welcome?
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While we love your little ones, our wedding will be an adults-only event. We hope you can take this night to celebrate with us!
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Is there parking available at the venue?
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Yes! there is ample parking at the venue for those who want to self drive.
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Will food and drinks be provided?
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We will be offering small apps and drinks during cocktail hour, followed by a delicious taco bar complete with all the toppings, and cake. Please include any dietary restrictions or needs in the RSVP.
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Will there be an open bar?
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Yes! We will be hosting an open bar featuring a selection of beer, and wine. We want everyone to have a great time, so please plan for a safe ride home.
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What is the dress code?
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Think Garden attire, flowy dresses, and breathable fabrics. We would love to see our friends and family get dressed up but also want to priotitize everyone feeling comfortable and ready to party! We recommend block heels/wedges or flats as the ceremony is outdoors. Please be mindful of the weather, the avg temp is 81 for Early June.
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What is the "unplugged ceremony"?
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We’ve hired a professional photographer to capture the moment, so we ask that you keep your phones tucked away until the reception.
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Is the wedding indoors or outdoors?
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The ceremony is held outdoors in a nice shady spot, surrounded by nature. Please note that parts of the venue include grass lawns and a short walk down a gravel path. There will also be golf cart service for those who would like help from the parking area to the ceremony area, etc. We recommend keeping an eye on the weather to ensure you are comfortable in what you bring.
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What happens if it rains?
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We have a designated backup plan at the same location. If the weather doesn't cooperate, we will move the festivities under cover to keep everyone dry.
