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What is the dress code?What is the dress code?

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Colorful cocktail attire: knee- to midi-length dresses, suits and blazers, tailored jumpsuits, or a nice blouse or dress shirt with polished shoes. Ties are optional. Dress up, have fun with it, and wear something that feels like you. Bold colors, fun details, and a vintage flair are all encouraged. Some parts of the celebration may be outdoors, so bring comfortable shoes and a light jacket. Wedding colors include moss, magenta, royal fuchsia, terracotta, and gold. No jeans or white dresses, please.

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Where should I stay?Where should I stay?

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We recommend staying in a hotel or Airbnb near Sanssouci Park in Potsdam. It is a beautiful area and close to the venue.

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Can I bring a plus one?Can I bring a plus one?

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We are keeping the celebration small and intimate. Due to space limitations, we can only host the guests listed on your RSVP. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions!

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Will transportation be provided?Will transportation be provided?

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Guests should arrange their own transportation and accommodations. Potsdam has great public transit options, as well as taxis and Ubers. For more information about getting around Germany, check out the Travel Info page.

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Packing TipsPacking Tips

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- DON'T FORGET YOUR PASSPORT!!!!!#$@$ - Comfortable walking shoes - Light jacket or sweater - Small crossbody bag or day backpack - Reusable water bottle (tap water is safe to drink) - Outlet adapter (Type C / F) - Portable phone charger

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Can I take pictures during the ceremony?Can I take pictures during the ceremony?

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We kindly ask that phones and cameras be put away during the ceremony so everyone can be fully present. We will have a photographer capturing the ceremony and will share photos afterward. Photos are welcome during the reception.

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Should I bring a gift to the wedding?Should I bring a gift to the wedding?

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Your presence is truly the best gift, especially with so many of you traveling to celebrate with us. If you would still like to give something, we have a small registry and honeymoon fund listed on the website.

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What are some common German phrases I can use during my trip?What are some common German phrases I can use during my trip?

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Hello/Good day: Hallo / Guten Tag Yes/No: Ja/Nein Good morning: Guten Morgen Good evening: Guten Abend Goodbye: Auf Wiedersehen / Tschüss (informal) Please: Bitte Thank you: Danke You’re welcome: Bitte schön Excuse me: Entschuldigung Do you speak English?: Sprechen Sie Englisch? How much does this cost?: Wie viel kostet das? Where is the bathroom?: Wo ist die Toilette? Cheers!: Prost! I’m sorry: Es tut mir leid How do I get to Potsdam?: Wie komme ich nach Potsdam? Where is the train station?: Wo ist der Bahnhof? I need a ticket to Potsdam.: Ich brauche ein Ticket nach Potsdam. Which train goes to Potsdam?: Welcher Zug fährt nach Potsdam? What platform does the train to Potsdam leave from?: Von welchem Gleis fährt der Zug nach Potsdam? How much does a ticket to Potsdam cost?: Wie viel kostet ein Ticket nach Potsdam? Is this the train to Potsdam?: Ist das der Zug nach Potsdam? Where is Sanssouci Park?: Wo ist der Park Sanssouci? Can I see the menu, please?: Kann ich bitte die Speisekarte sehen? What do you recommend?: Was können Sie empfehlen? Do you have vegetarian options?: Haben Sie vegetarische Gerichte? Could I have the check, please?: Kann ich bitte die Rechnung haben? I would like a coffee.: Ich hätte gern einen Kaffee. With milk/sugar.: Mit Milch/Zucker. I’d like an espresso.: Ich hätte gern einen Espresso. Can I have a glass of water?: Kann ich ein Glas Wasser haben? Still or sparkling water?: Stilles oder sprudelndes Wasser?