FAQs

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

Answer

Please try to arrive as close to 4:15 as possible. You are more than welcome to arrive before. We will be at the ceremony location, drinking and playing card games at 3:30. We have the space reserved from 3:30 until 5:30, but because this is such a small group, we won't start the ceremony until everyone is there! Please, do not stress if you're running late, but please DO let us know if you won't be able to make it until after 4:45. We may need to start without you if that is the case so that we can take full advantage of the time we have reserved for dinner. We assume our ceremony will take around 10 minutes.

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What "fun" facts do I need to know?

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If you are coming from near: please bring a lawn/camping chair to the ceremony. We can keep your chair at our house after the ceremony so that you won't need to worry about it during dinner.

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Do you expect me to make a speech?

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We don't expect anything!! Our wedding is very laid back, if you feel the desire to, the ceremony or our Saturday stop at Far Niente might be the best (most quiet and intimate) places. Dinner will be loud and not a private place, however, when the feeling arises, we understand if it can't be stopped!

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Are you registered? Where?

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We do not have a registry, however, we do have two different fund options on this website. We do not expect anything, but we will not put up a fight with you if you'd like to gift us anything. If you'd prefer another way to gift, please let us know and we can figure out how to make that work!

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Is there a dress code?

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Short answer: No. Keena's dad said he will be wearing shorts. (And probably coming straight from Pickleball). We understand how this can leave someone feeling confused with how to dress. We want everyone to dress in a way that allows them to feel super comfortable and fabulous. If you love to dress up-please do! If you don't- then, don't! We can advise starting with a button-up shirt if you're still feeling a little lost.