FAQs
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Wait... Aren't you already married?
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Yes! We have been married since June of last year, and every day we spend together is more joyful than the last. At the time we didn't have the opportunity to properly celebrate, so we figure it's better late than never.
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What is the dress code?
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Our dress code is all black, formal attire. Silver or gold jewelry is okay.
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Should I bring a gift?
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Gifts are accepted, appreciated, and adored! To keep things simple, we have compiled a registry of things we love and would like for our new home. Please feel free to purchase from the registry section of our website.
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Am I allowed to bring a plus one?
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Due to the venue's limited capacity, you have been hand selected out of our closest family and friends. If you were invited, it means you are very special to us! We ask that you do not bring a plus one, as we have an additional list of people we love who didn't make the cut. If it's really important to you that a plus one attends, please reach out to James so he can see if arrangements can be made.
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Is the wedding indoors or outdoors?
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Weather permitting, the ceremony will be held outdoors. The reception will be held indoors. Please plan on wearing long sleeves or a jacket as the wedding will be held in October- our favorite month.
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Will there be a swimsuit opportunity?
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Surprisingly, yes. The venue has a big hot tub, so feel free to bring a swimsuit to take advantage of it!
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When do I need to RSVP?
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Please RSVP by October 1st. This will allow our guests time for preparation and travel if we sadly need to fill your spot.
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Where can I stay?
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We know that Eden is far away. If you need overnight accommodations, we have planned for that. The venue has 18 beds. Please let us know in advance if you plan on spending the night. All guests must be out of the home by 9am on October 26th.
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So you're not serving alcohol?
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No. Out of respect for the groom's sobriety, this will be a dry wedding. We have spent a lot of time hand-crafting mocktails inspired by pivotal moments in our relationship that we are certain you will enjoy. Guests are allowed to bring their own alcohol if they must, but will be asked to leave if it becomes disruptive to the ceremony or reception.