FAQs
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Am I allowed to bring my children?
Answer
We absolutely adore kids, but for this special occasion, we're hosting an adults-only celebration. Think of it as a delightful evening to unwind, enjoy some delicious cocktails, and dance the night away. We truly appreciate your understanding and can't wait to celebrate with you!
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Am I allowed to take photos at your wedding?
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We love that you are excited to capture the moment, but we kindly ask that you keep your phones tucked away and soak it all in! We want to see your lovely faces, not your screens, when we say, "I do." Don't worry, our amazing photography team will be snapping every magical moment, and we'll be sure to share the beautiful pictures with you. So, sit back, enjoy, and let's make some memories together.
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What is the dress code for the wedding?
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It will be a formal event, and we kindly request that guests wear formal attire. For men, this means a suit and tie. For women, we suggest an evening gown or a long cocktail dress. Wear whatever color you’d like :)
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Is there parking available at the venue?
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Yes, however since most guests will be out of town we encourage taking the private bus transportation as parking will be limited.
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What date should I RSVP by?
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Please RSVP no later than August 1, 2025.
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Will your wedding be indoors or outdoors?
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The ceremony and cocktail hour will be held outdoors, while the reception will take place indoors. In case of rain, all events will be moved indoors to ensure everyone's comfort.
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What is the dress code for the Welcome Party?
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Garden Party Attire: Wear sundresses, maxis, floral prints and suits or button downs in lighter hues. We would love to see our family and friends wear touches of Gold, Sage, Blush or Ivory to match our wedding colors! For attire inspiration, please check out our curated Pinterest board: https://pin.it/3AndTuylw This board includes examples of the style and vibe we're envisioning for the party. Think of it as a helpful guide—not a strict dress code.