FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP By September 1st 2021! Otherwise, you'll be sitting outside, looking in on all the fun we'll be having.

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

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The Ceremony starts at 3:30 pm, so we would suggest arriving there about 20-30 minutes early to snag your seat and be there before anyone starts walking down that aisle!

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Is there a dress code?

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Wear what you feel comfortable in, we suggest business casual or cocktail! We will let you know that it is somewhat outside for the whole ceremony and reception. Being October in Kentucky, it means the weather can be unpredictable so make sure to watch the weather so you won't be chilly or too hot!

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Are you registered? Where?

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We are registered here, on Zola. As we've lived together for a while, we're not looking for terribly much but if you still wanted to give us something we do have a first home and honeymoon fund.

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Can I bring a date?

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With your invitation, you will see if we've added a person to have by your side or not! If you need anything extra, reach out and ask us! This will be covid depending as well, if worst comes to worst we may have to limit our guest list from an already intimate number to ensure the health and safety of all our loved ones. We promise to update all our guests as soon as possible if it comes to that.

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Are kids welcome?

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We love the kids and children we have around and in our life. Our venue is directly next to an active parking lot, and we will have others at the venue while we are having our wedding so there will be strangers around. Because of this, we have only invited a few older children to the wedding. Part of our contract is that any and all children must be supervised at all times too. If you'd like to bring your child, let us know! We really would like you to have a night to yourself you can enjoy, but if that means bringing them reach out and ask!

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What are your Covid plans?

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We’ve been very fortunate to plan far out enough ahead that we’re hoping enough of the population gets the vaccine so we do not have to worry about Covid as much as earlier weddings have this year and last. Unfortunately, if it does come down to minimizing our wedding we will be reducing the amount of people we allow to come. Our venue is outdoor with an indoor feel, so normal Covid restrictions don’t apply to us as much as they do an indoor wedding. We promise to keep everyone up to date and promise to keep all the safety and health of all of our loved ones in mind over these next few months.