FAQs

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Will your wedding be indoors or outdoors?

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Our ceremony will be outdoors in the front lawn, while cocktail hour and the reception will take place indoors. Guests will walk to the ceremony on paved pathways, but will need to step on grass briefly to take their seats. For that reason, stiletto or otherwise-thin heels are not recommended.

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What's the dress code for your wedding?

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We are asking for semi-formal attire. Think cocktail dresses or longer for the ladies and dress pants with a button-down or suit jacket for the men. We kindly ask that guests avoid jeans, leggings, athletic wear, hoodies, flip-flops, and hats.

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Are there any colors or styles you'd prefer me to wear?

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We would love for our guests to embrace the spring season with light, romantic colors and florals. The only color we ask you to avoid is yellow, as that is reserved for the bridesmaids.

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Am I allowed to bring a plus-one?

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We are not allowing additional plus-ones to our wedding, as we'd like to keep the guests list just to those who know us well. The name of every guest invited to attend is clearly listed on your invitation and no additional guests can be accommodated.

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Will there be an open bar?

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There will be an open bar for guests to enjoy throughout cocktail hour and the reception, however, we do recommend bringing cash or a credit card along if you plan to attend the after-party, as drinks after the reception will not be covered.

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What time should I arrive at your wedding ceremony?

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The venue will open one hour ahead of our ceremony time. We recommend arriving at the ceremony venue at least 30 minutes ahead of the ceremony start time to ensure you have enough time to walk to the ceremony space and find a seat.

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Am I allowed to take photos at your wedding?

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We ask that guests refrain from taking photos during the ceremony so everyone can be fully present in the moment. After the ceremony, feel free to take as many photos as you would like!

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Can I post wedding photos on social media?

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Please respect our privacy and don't share photos of our wedding on social media, as we'd like to make a formal wedding announcement with our professional images.