FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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At the very latest, by April 1st. However, we would love to get things planned earlier, so the sooner you can RSVP, the better.

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What if I need to change my RSVP?

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Go to the RSVP tab. Type in your name. Change your RSVP response. Click Submit RSVP.

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What is the latest that I can change my RSVP?

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The venue requires our final guest count by May 1, so if for some reason you can't make it to the wedding, please change your RSVP by then.

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Is there a dress code?

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There is no dress code in particular, but we would love to see you in your Sunday best. Colours that match the wedding also make for amazing wedding photos. Purple, pink, green, and grey are all great options.

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Can I bring a date?

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There is a capacity limit at the venue that we need to keep in mind as well as a budget, so we can't offer every guest a plus one. Please feel free to bring your spouse, as we'd love to meet them. But we would prefer you leave your Tinder date at home. Use your discretion, and if you are not sure, just ask Jason or Laura. If you are not bringing a date, and you have a plus one available when you RSVP, simply click "Will Not Attend" for your plus one.

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Are kids welcome?

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We love your kids—we really do. But we want our wedding to be kid free, and to be your night off!

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Do you prefer gifts, gift cards, or cash?

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We will love anything that you feel generous enough to give us in celebration of our wedding. We love all of the items on our registry, but we would also very much appreciate gift cards to help with some of the bigger items on our wish list, or cash to help with our honeymoon.

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What's the deal with Covid?

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We don't expect there to be any Covid related restrictions by the date of the wedding. That being said, the ceremony is outside, and the reception hall has plenty of space for people to be nicely spread out without having to wear a mask. With regards to masks, we would really prefer to not be constantly reminded of Covid during the wedding, so we would love it if people were comfortable enough to refrain from mask wearing where possible. However, if the only way you are comfortable enough to attend the wedding is with a mask on, we'd rather have you there with a mask, than not at all.