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June 4, 2022
Bangor, ME

Joshua & Laura

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ARE KIDS INVITED?

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Yes, kids are welcome!

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IS THERE A SHUTTLE TO AND FROM THE HOTEL TO THE CEREMONY?

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Yes, check out our "Travel & Accommodations" page for all the info you need.

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CAN I BRING A DATE?

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If your invitations says "and Guest," then yes, if not, we would prefer if it was just you.

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WHAT'S THE DRESS CODE?

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You're welcome to wear whatever makes you feel most comfortable. Colors are: blush pink, gold, and olive green for guests who would like to coordinate their outfits.

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ARE PICTURES PERMITTED DURING THE CEREMONY?

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As our guest, we want you to be free to enjoy the ceremony. Our professional photographer and videographers will be documenting the ceremony. However, after the ceremony and all throughout the reception, guests are welcome to take as many pictures and video as they'd like!

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WHEN DOES THE RECEPTION CONCLUDE?

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Bride and Groom will be making their Grand Exit at 4:00pm. Venue doors will close at 5:00pm.

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WHEN DOES THE CEREMONY BEGIN?

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Ceremony begins at 11:00am; venue doors open at 10:30am.

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WHERE DO I SIT FOR THE CEREMONY?

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There is reserved seating at the front for immediate family members of the bride and groom. Guests are welcome to support the bride or groom according to affiliation if they wish, but are welcome to sit anywhere that does not have a specific designation.

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WHERE DO I SIT FOR THE RECEPTION?

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A program with seating indication may be found on the second level during the cocktail hour and in the lobby on the first floor outside the main doors. Guests may refer to this chart when looking for their reception seating.

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