FAQs
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Are kids welcome?
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While we love your little ones, we kindly request that our wedding be an adults-only occasion and keep invites to the names listed on the RSVP section. We hope this advance notice allows you time to make arrangements, and we truly appreciate your understanding as we look forward to celebrating with you!
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When should I RSVP by?
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We kindly ask that you RSVP by November 16th so we can finalize all the details and make sure everything is perfect for your arrival.
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Are there any events in the United States?
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As we would love for everyone to celebrate with us in Lebanon, we understand that not all can make it. So we decided to host an event in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; however, the date and location are still to be determined.
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Events Around the Wedding
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There will be events taking place in the days leading up to the wedding, though details are still being finalized. If you wish to attend these gatherings, please kindly consider this when making your travel arrangements.
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Dress Code
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We kindly ask guests to wear formal attire. Floor length dress or cocktail dress is perfect. Suits are required, tux is optional. The location for cocktail/welcome drink & reception have patches of grass, so stilettos may be best to avoid. Remember to bring comfortable shoes for the dancefloor and afterparty!
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Ceremony Parking
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You’re welcome to find your own parking near the church, or you can use the valet service offered at the main entrance. Finding places to park may be difficult so we recommend carpooling if possible!
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Welcome Drink and Reception Parking
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Valet parking will be provided for guests during the welcome drinks and reception.
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Bloggers You can Refer to for Your Travel Adventures
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1. Guide LB https://guidelb.com or https://instagram.com/guide.lb/ 2. Places by Alla https://www.instagram.com/placesbyalaa/ 3. WoldNomac https://youtube.com/@worldnomas/search?query=lebanon 4. Drew Binsky https://world.drewbinsky.com/lebanon-is-not-what-you-think/