Edward & Eliana
FAQs
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How far in advance should I book my stay?
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We highly recommend you book your stay as soon as possible! Please check out our Travel and Lodging page for a variety of options. Falmouth is full of house rentals and Airbnb options if you prefer this type of stay as well! As Falmouth (Woods Hole) is the location of the Ferry to/from Cape Cod to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, the area is very popular and can book out quickly. Not to mention July is peak summer Cape Cod in full swing. So please keep this in mind when planning and booking your stay. We have spoken to all stays listed on our Travel and Lodging page and we have a room block at Sea Crest Beach Resort as well (all links listed on page mentioned). Please feel free to reach out to us at freemanquinn2025@gmail.com if you have any questions. We can't wait to celebrate with you all and enjoy everything Falmouth has to offer!
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What formal footwear (i.e. heels) should I wear?
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Any formal footwear you'd like! Heels, flats, wedges, any formal option that allows you to enjoy the festivities and the dance floor. The ceremony is on grass, followed by a cocktail hour on pea stone, and a tented reception with flooring. So please plan accordingly with your choice of formal footwear, as we want you to be comfortable and have a fabulous time!
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Are kids welcome?
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While we absolutely love your little ones, our wedding ceremony and celebrations are adults only. However, if you want to make the other moments of the weekend a family affair, Falmouth has plenty of fun summer activities to offer!
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Will transportation be provided?
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There will be a shuttle picking up from Sea Crest Beach Resort and Holiday Inn Cape Cod - Falmouth prior to the ceremony on wedding day.
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What can we expect at a Jewish wedding?
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We look forward to celebrating with you all and sharing some favorite traditions with friends and family! We'll dance the horah, bless the wine in Eliana's parents' meaningful Kiddush cups, get married under a beautiful Chuppah interwoven with family Tallits (prayer shawls) symbolizing home and connection, and celebrate with everyone deeply important to us!