FAQs

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What is the dress code?

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We want everyone to feel comfortable and fabulous and be able to express themselves in their own wonderful unique way. We encourage you to find a party outfit that makes you feel beautiful and confident. Wear shoes that are easy to walk (and dance) in and come ready to celebrate with us!

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What should I know about the venue?

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The venue is an outside garden with mostly grass and brick underfoot. It will probably be very sunny during the afternoon and potentially quite chilly in the evening. Please dress accordingly and bring adjustable layers/sun protection.

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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

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Yes. There are 60 spots and you can leave your car there overnight. Please assign a DD or plan on taking an Uber/Lyft back to your accommodations - we want everyone to be safe!

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What protocols will be in place for COVID?

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Everyone must be fully vaccinated and we will require documentation submitted before the wedding. This means the original vaccination series (2 shots for Pfizer or Moderna, 1 shot for J&J) plus we highly recommend a booster and/or an at-home covid test the morning of the wedding since we will be a large group of people who just traveled from all over the country. If you have any concerns, please contact us about medical exemptions. Depending on the current status of the latest COVID outbreak, we may ask guests to wear masks while not eating. We are doing our best to make this occasion as safe as possible, but things may be continually changed to handle changes in COVID precautions. If you have not already done so when RSVPing, please send Whitney (wsgriggs@gmail.com) proof of your vaccination status, such as a photo of your vaccination card or a screenshot of a digital vaccination record.

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Can I bring a date?

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No, unless specified on your invite.

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I have a food allergy, can I make a special request?

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Yes. It is part of the RSVP form. We will do our best to accommodate, but no promises.