Beyond serving as Josh and Gaby's wedding venue, Callanwolde is a historic home built in 1917 for Charles Candler, the son of the pharmacist who bought the original recipe for Coca Cola (subtitles: rich kid built a dope house with his dad's money). It was designed by Henry Hornbostel, who also designed Emory University. The name is based on a family connection to the Irish town of Callan and the Old English word for “woods” (“wolde”). It now serves as an arts center by day and events venue by night.
We have no idea what the situation will be in April but are closely monitoring the situation. What we do feel strongly about is that guests are vaccinated to protect older and immunocompromised guests and we will be collecting vaccine information closer to the wedding. If you're unable to be vaccinated, please contact Gaby or Josh to discuss. We thank you for helping to ensure that we can celebrate safely.
The ceremony and cocktail hour are outdoors, pending the weather gods, and the reception is indoors.
Although everyone attending our wedding has both asked this question and answered it at some point in the past five years, nobody really has any idea but we would accept it as a gift.
Since John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich (an eighteenth-century English aristocrat), ordered his valet to bring him meat tucked between two pieces of bread, society has been divided as to whether or not a hot dog meets the qualifications to be considered a sandwich. Some would use a taco, a burger, or a wrap as comparable foods to provide guidance on what meat must be used and how the bread must be wrapped around it as guidance to answer this question (personally we've found the structural + ingredient matrix in the bottom link to be helpful). We accept people who sit on either side of this argument to the wedding, as long as it's an extremely passionate opinion about the matter. https://medium.com/@danielmountain/hot-dogs-sandwiches-metaphysics-b2240ebef8df I guess the real question is ... why is Gaby marrying Josh?