FAQs

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Can I bring a date?

Answer

Unless otherwise stated on your invitation, we are sadly unable to accommodate additional guests or plus ones at this time. We want to have this day to celebrate with only our closest friends and family, allowing us to spend time with the ones we love most! We thank you for understanding!

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Can we bring our children?

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Invitations will be specific ans will include the names of the children who are invited. However, we encourage you to use this evening as a "date night" for yourself!

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Is there a dress code?

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We'd love to see our famiy and friends dress up with us! Dress how you're most comfortable, however please refrain from jeans, t-shirts or sneakers. Women please refrain from wearing white or shades of white.

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What happens if I don't RSVP in time?

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If we do not get an RSVP back by the date which we have provided, it will be marked as a "No." We will miss you celebrating with us, however, we have to provide a total guest count to the venue and caterer in a timely manner and cannot accept late RSVPs due to this. We hope that you understand.

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Is it okay to take pictures with our phones and cameras during the wedding?

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We love photos! We do ask that you refrain from taking photos during the ceremony, we'd like that time to be unplugged. For the rest of the wedding, we encourage guests to take pictures and post all the photos they desire. Please feel free to send them to us as well so we have plenty of photos to look at while waiting for our professional ones! We will also have disposable cameras available to guests to snap some pics throughout the night for us to develop and look back at later.

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Where are the ceremony and reception taking place?

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The ceremony and reception will be held at the same place! The ceremony will be outdoors infront of the barn and the recption will be under the barn style pavillion to the right.

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Are there any colors I should avoid wearing?

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We kindly ask that you avoid traditionally reserved colors for the bride - whites, ivories and creams.