FAQs

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What time should guests arrive?

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5:00pm, the ceremony starts at 5:30pm

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What is the door code to get into the venue?

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23#

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Is there a dress code?

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Beach Formal! Think lightweight suits & dresses. Avoid heavy fabrics or full-length trains (sand isn't kind to them!). Dress elegantly, but keep comfort in mind for the sand and sun. Although we will be indoors, the beach is right outside! Examples for men: -Light-colored linen or cotton suits (anything breathable) -No tie required -Dressy shorts or pants with a button up shirt -Loafers or sandals Examples for women: -Light-colored flowy maxi, midi or tea length dresses -Dressy separates -Wedges, flats or flat sandals (heels sink in sand!)

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Is the ceremony on the sand?

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No! We have a venue right off the beach on the 3rd floor with a huge balcony where the ceremony & reception will be held. The great thing is, you walk downstairs and you’re on the beach!

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Will there be shade or seating?

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Luckily April in Pensacola is beautiful with highs usually in the 70s. Chairs will be on the balcony for the ceremony, but will need to be brought inside for the reception. For anyone who needs help bringing their chair in, we will have people on standby!

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What if it rains?

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We have a back up area inside for the ceremony!

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Are kids welcome?

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Kids are welcome to celebrate with us! During the ceremony, please help us keep things distraction free so everyone can hear the “I do’s.”

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Is there parking nearby?

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There is a parking lot. There are two other businesses on the first and second floors.

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Can I take pictures during the ceremony?

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All pictures are welcome!

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What’s the menu like?

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A taco bar, rice, & dips!

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What are some pro tips I could use while I’m there?

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Update: there will be construction/traffic on the road leading to Pensacola beach. Please give yourselves enough time to get to the venue by 5pm. Best Beaches: Skip the crowded Pensacola Beach and head to quieter spots like Park East or Johnson Beach (Gulf Islands National Seashore) for pristine sand and fewer crowds.. Fort Pickens is also a great area for the beach. Traffic Alert: Check bridge times—avoid rush hour (7-9 AM / 4-6 PM). Noise: Gulf Breeze is quieter than Pensacola Beach—great for light sleepers! Toll Alert: The Pensacola Beach Bridge has a $1 toll (cash or SunPass) — carpool to save. Dolphin Spotting: take a sunset cruise or kayak near Little Sabine Bay - dolphins are often seen!

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What are some good local Food & Drink places?

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•The Grand Marlin •Peg Leg Pete’s •Crabs •Shaggy’s •Paradise bar & grill •Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii •Coastal Coffee Company •Cafe Bistro •The Dock

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Best time for seeing Dolphins?

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Best Time for Dolphins: Morning (8–11 AM) or late afternoon (4–6 PM)—dolphins are most active. Sunset Tours: Combine dolphin watching with a breathtaking Gulf sunset. Reference the “things to do” tab for dolphins tours. Discounts: Check Groupon or local visitor centers for deals. BYOB?: Some tours allow it—ask when booking.