FAQs
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What is the dress code?
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Our celebration will be held in the gorgeous woodlands of North Carolina, so please help us accentuate its natural beauty with cocktail or formal attire in a variety of autumnal colors, I.E. black, brown, dark red, dark purple, burnt orange, gold, etc. Ladies, please keep in mind that the ceremony and reception are held outdoors, and high heels may be more difficult in the grassy areas! Of course, no white please!
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Will there be food or drinks provided?
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Yes! We have a lovely caterer, Blake Roth, who will be providing a charcuterie spread to enjoy post ceremony, as well as a home cooked meal and refreshments provided by Iris Sierra. There will be wine offered post ceremony, however please do not bring any other alcohol or liquor.
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Can I bring a plus one/ a child?
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Due to the intimacy of our wedding venue, we are at a strict limit of guest count. The addressee's on the envelope of your invite will state whether or not a plus one has been accounted for. If not; please just bring yourself! If you need clarification, feel free to reach out to the Bride or Groom. The wedding will also be strictly child free for the same reasons, with exception to the Brides sibling. Please respect this choice, and feel free to reach out for information regarding child care recommendations.
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Will there be a Reception/ After party?
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To prioritize our time as a new couple after the wedding, we decided to hold a pre-wedding friends-and-family marriage celebration on October 3rd, 2025 to gather everyone to celebrate. The information regarding this event is with your wedding invite. Please reach out if you have any questions.
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Will there be Parking?
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Yes, there is a large lot for parking on site at the venue and there may be an attendant to assist with directing traffic at certain points. Drift friends: feel free to bring your nicer (or your only) vehicles, we don't discriminate. The roads around the venue are fantastic for some...spirited driving.