Lauren & Conner
FAQs
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What should I wear?
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We would love to see our guests in semi-formal/cocktail attire. We understand that dress codes can mean something different for everyone, but please don't let this stump you! For guys, this means a nice collared top with a sports coat if you wish, paired with a nice pair of pressed jeans or slacks and boots or closed-toe shoes. A tie is not necessary! A cute maxi dress, flowy pants, or cocktail dress with your favorite pair of sandals or heels is perfect for ladies. Ladies, please honor the bride by not wearing white or white-adjacent colors (i.e. champagne, beige, cream, ivory, etc.). Please do not wear athleisure, PJ's, casual jeans, hoodies, etc.
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Can I bring a plus one?
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We do have a strict guest list due to restrictions from our wedding venue. We ask that you only bring the folks listed on your invitation. Your invitation will include the total amount of guests detailed.
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I have a food allergy, can I make a special request?
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Sure! Please be sure to submit that via the link included in your invitation prior to the RSVP deadline. We would love to be accommodating to all of our guests, but we do have a strict deadline to turn in all requests to our catering vendor.
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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?
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Our ceremony will begin promptly at 5:00 pm. You are welcome to arrive 15-30 minutes early to reserve your seat and catch up with loved ones. If you show up late, please do not enter the venue until the conclusion of the ceremony to limit distractions.
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Are kids welcome?
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While we love all the little ones in our life, we have chosen to have an adult-only celebration for our wedding day. If your child is invited, their name will be listed on the invitation.
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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?
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Yes! Our venue does have limited spaces in the back for parking, so be sure to buddy up with others to reduce the number of vehicles in the lot. We are able to overflow parking into the downtown area once those spaces run out.