FAQs
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When should I RSVP by?
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Please RSVP by May 24, 2024.
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Where is parking for the venue?
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***Parking is located off site *** Please plan an extra 30 minutes for parking*** Since the property was not originally intended as a wedding venue, parking is located off site at the soccer fields down the street. There is a circle drive on the property where drivers are able to drop off and pick up their passengers. The venue provides a free shuttle to and from the parking lot throughout the wedding for your convenience. Copy & paste this web address for an aerial map with parking: https://shorturl.at/mBDQ9
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What's the history of the venue?
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This is not your modern barn wedding venue; this is an original dairy barn. Built in the late 1800s, the Barn at Trinity Peak was once an active dairy farm. Its vaulted/curved walls and ceilings, as well as its southern yellow pine plank floors, are all original to the building. Traditionally, Wisconsin dairy barns had stucco silos, and the Barn at Trinity Peak has one of the state's oldest original silos since they stopped being made in the 1920s. (Today, these silos have been renovated into modern, fully functional bathrooms.) The milk barn is now known as "the beer barn," and the parking lot is known as "the cow yard," as it once was. Don't worry, the barn has been updated since then with heat and air conditioning, ceiling fans, flushing toilets, and a kitchen.
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Are kids welcome?
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Absolutely! We love the smiling faces, bubbly energy, and dance moves kids bring to weddings. We will have a designated kids table at the reception with craft supplies to entertain the kids when they need a break from dance floor.
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Is there a dress code?
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We want all of our guests to be comfortable, so wear whatever is best for you. Though not required, semi-casual attire is recommended (think sundresses and sandals, khakis and short sleeve button ups).
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Can I bring a plus-one?
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Please stick to those listed on the invitation. If we left someone out by accident, please reach out and we’ll try to make it work.