FAQs
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When is the RSVP deadline?
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Please RSVP by August 28, 2026 so we can give our vendors an accurate headcount. After that date, numbers get locked in and we unfortunately won’t be able to add anyone.....no matter how charming your late RSVP message might be.
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Do I need to wait for the formal invitation to RSVP?
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Nope! If you already know you can make it, go ahead and RSVP. The fancy paper version will follow.....this just helps us stay sane.
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Can I bring a guest?
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Due to venue capacity, we are only able to accommodate guests listed on the invitation. If your invite didn’t include a plus one, we promise it’s not personal....we just had to stop somewhere before this turned into a music festival.
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Is there a ceremony?
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We'll be exchanging vows privately beforehand. This celebration is all about the party portion of the wedding aka the Happily Ever After reception.
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What should I wear?
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Check out the Dress Code page for the vibe. When in doubt: dress nice, feel good, and come ready to celebrate.
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Will there be food and drinks?
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Of course! We wouldn't invite you to a party without food and drinks.
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What if I have dietary restrictions?
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Please let us know when you RSVP and we’ll work with our caterer to make sure you’re taken care of. No one should go hungry at a party.
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Where should I park?
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Parking is available across the street from the venue. Attendants will be there to guide you, so no parallel parking heroics required.
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Is the venue indoors or outdoors?
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Both! We’ll start with cocktail hour outdoors, then move inside for dinner, dancing, and whatever questionable dance moves happen later in the evening.
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Can I take photos?
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Yes! Take as many photos as you’d like. Just send us the good ones afterward.
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Where are you registered?
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Your presence is truly the best gift. But if you’d like to spoil us anyway, you can find our registry under the Registry tab on this website.
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Whom should I call with questions?
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Feel free to reach out to the bride or groom. Just maybe not the week of the wedding….we’ll be slightly distracted.
