FAQs
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How do I get to Grotonwood Camp & Conference Center?
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When you are coming to Grotonwood, there is a hairpin turn onto Prescott Street that is easy to miss. Once on Prescott, continue driving (slowly) all the way to the end of the street. You will then see a sign for Grotonwood. Do not stop at the Family Center but continue on to the main parking lot.
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I'm staying the weekend. What should I bring?
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The big thing is sheets. Please bring a pair of twin size sheets per person. Beds can be moved together, but each mattress is a twin. Please also bring as many blankets and pillows as you would like. Bring as many towels and toiletries as you will need. Also bring comfy clothes as well as your wedding attire. Some of our activities will be active (if you choose to participate), so bring an outfit you are okay with getting dirty. Bug spray is also a must. We also recommend that you bring snacks (especially if you tend to get hungry between meals).
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I'd like to stay the weekend. How does that work?
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We're so excited that you want to spend the whole weekend with us! We have already pre-booked the cabins, so all you have to do is RSVP "Will attend" to the RSVP for staying the weekend. Room and board will be included in your stay. If you do decide to stay in the cabins, in lieu of a registry, we ask you to help us pay for your stay. We're asking for $100 per person, but please only pay what is within your means. Brittany's Venmo is @Brittany-Fox-34 but you can also pay with a check. Feel free to text us at 774-573-1093 with any questions. ** Children stay for free** We will be assigning you to a room. We will be putting family members in the same hallways. Depending on your assigned room, you may have an ensuite bathroom or you may be sharing (with your extended family or friends). Please let us know if you require any additional accommodations - some rooms are more accessible than others. Please plan on arriving anytime between 4-7pm on Friday. If you are arriving outside of those hours, please let us know by texting us at the above number.
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I don't want to stay at the camp. What should I attend?
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It's okay that you don't want to stay. You can treat our wedding like a typical wedding and only come for the ceremony (please be in the chapel on Saturday at 3:30pm) and the reception dinner. You are also welcome to come to the Bonding Activity, Capture the Flag, the fire pit, and the Sunday activity. However, we can only provide meals for guests staying at camp (not including reception dinner).
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What's on the menu?
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We have a delicious menu prepared by head chef, Daniel Kaleo! Depending on how long you are staying, you may enjoy several of these delights. We will minimize animal products (meat, dairy, eggs) and gluten, and everything will be nut-free. If you absolutely have to eat meat, we will have a few servings available on the side. Please join us in a plant-based diet this weekend. You can always go back to being omnivores on Monday. Friday Dinner Garden salad Curry lentils with potato, carrots, spinach, onions Latin style rice Vegan tandoori naan (Meat) Adobo baked chicken with sweet chili glaze Ratatouille-style veggies Saturday & Sunday Brunch Coffee and assorted teas Orange juice Assorted fresh fruits Toaster station with assorted bagels, breads, hummus, avocados, Sunbutter, jams, and vegan butter Assorted cereal with oat milk Vegan yogurt Oatmeal with toppers Vegan Pancakes (or gf vegan waffles) Happy Hour Fruit and veggie trays Hummus and crackers (gf) Assorted olives Guacamole Whole grain mustard Reception Red and white quinoa with green garbanzo beans, edamame, and kale Ginger infused glass noodles with shiitake mushrooms, bok choy, scallions, cilantro Roasted asparagus Seasoned rainbow fingerling potatoes (Meat) CC Pork loin There will also be wine and beer available for those of you who partake. If you would like any other type of alcohol, please BYOB.