FAQs
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How do I RSVP?
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We made it simple! Click the RSVP tab on our website and enter the name listed on your invitation. Please try to RSVP by April 22nd.
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What will dress code be?
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Cocktail Attire A balance between elegant and comfortable, and is typically more formal than a day wedding but more casual than a night celebration. Women should opt for their choice of dress length or a nice jumpsuit. Men are encouraged to wear a suit and tie, if available. However, slacks, khakis, chinos, button-ups and polos are also acceptable. Basically, dress your best for the bride and groom. Please steer clear of jeans.
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What time should I arrive?
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We would advise you getting there at least 10 minutes before the ceremony so you will have plenty of time to get seated and not have to rush. However, guests are welcome to begin arriving at 5:30pm.
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Can I bring a date?
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Please refer to who is listed on your RSVP.
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Are kids welcome?
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Please refer to who is listed on your RSVP.
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Where will the ceremony and reception be?
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Both the ceremony and the reception will be in the same place! The ceremony will be outdoors while the reception will be both indoors and outdoors.
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Where should guests park?
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Guests will park at the bottom of the hill and be directed by an attendant. There will be a golf cart to assist guests.
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What will weather be?
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Typically in East Tennessee, it is warm and somewhat humid during late spring with possible chilly winds and/or nights. But if it rains, we have a plan for that too!
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What's for dinner?
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Food will be catered from Dead End BBQ.
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What should I do if I can't make it?
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You will be missed! If you can not make it to the wedding, please let us know as soon as possible and RSVP “Will not attend,” so we can plan accordingly.
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What Covid precautions are you taking?
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Masks are highly encouraged for all guests. We will do our best to ensure that guests are as safe as possible and will continue to follow CDC guidelines.