FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP by April 1, 2025 using the RSVP tab on this website.

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

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Please arrive at 4 p.m.

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Is there a dress code?

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Yes! Please wear colorful cocktail attire. We'd love to see your fun springtime outfits and saturated greens, pinks, and blues.

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Will The Wedding Be Indoors or Outdoors?

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Our ceremony will be indoors. Cocktail hour will be outdoors, on the patio adjacent the building, with dinner continuing outdoors in a covered seating area in the garden. We will return indoors for dancing after dinner.

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May I take photos or video of your wedding?

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We're aiming for the "not a phone in sight" kind of wedding, and wish for our guests to feel present in the moment. We are thrilled to be having Lindsey June documenting everything on the day (and we promise to share photos as soon as we can).

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What Is Dinner On The Wedding Night?

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You can expect family-style pasta with options for vegetarians. Please let us know if you have allergies or dietary restrictions.

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Am I allowed to bring my children?

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We kindly ask that this is an adults-only celebration and thank you for your understanding.

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Is Your Venue ADA Accessible?

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Mildred hall is for the most-part ADA accessible, but does not have ADA restrooms available on site. For this, the venue has arranged for an ADA bathroom to be available across the street.

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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

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Street parking will be available but we highly recommend taking a Lyft or Uber.

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Can I bring a date?

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It's important to us to keep this an intimate gathering with all of our favorite people. Due to space constraints, only those specifically noted on your invitation are invited. Thank you for understanding.

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I want to make a trip of it. Where can I go in the Pacific Northwest?

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There's lots to see around here, but the Pacific Northwest is pretty big. If you have a long weekend, we suggest a night on the Oregon Coast (Cannon Beach, Rockaway, Astoria). We feel intense pride in the fact that all of the Oregon coast is public right of way, no private beaches here! If you have a week, we suggest seeing Mt. Hood (Timberline Lodge is the exterior of The Shining, big trees, beautiful alpine lakes), Crater Lake, or even Bend if you're wanting to see the drier side of the State. Oregon is a completely different state as you head East, and it's a little known fact that we're more desert than forest! Josi is a big fan of the Painted Hills, you'll see what they mean by that when you're there. If you're wanting to make more of an adventure of your trip to our wedding don't hesitate to ask us for some guidance, we love to show off this place we call home.