FAQs

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Where is the wedding?

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Mustard Seed Gardens located at 77 Metsker Lane, Noblesville, IN 46062 The Ceremony will be held outside at approximately 4:30 pm. Cocktail hour will take place in a beautiful greenhouse. The Reception will be held inside a barn at the same location. Parking at the property is allowed and provides immediate access to the venue. A Noblesville Police Officer will be on the property the entire night!

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When should I RSVP by?

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PLEASE respond with your RSVP no later than August 1st, thank you!

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What is the attire?

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We are requesting guests to follow Cocktail Attire! If you would like to dress more formally, that is okay too! To honor his Scottish heritage, Matthew, some groomsmen, and other family members will be wearing traditional Scottish formal wear, specifically kilts. We encourage guests who own a formal kilt or other accessories to wear them!

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Are children allowed?

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We ask you to please leave your little ones at home unless their name is specifically mentioned on your RSVP.

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What if I have food allergies or dietary restrictions?

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When you receive your RSVP, please indicate ANY allergies or dietary restrictions so we can coordinate with our caterer! Due to a large number of gluten-free guests attending, most items in our buffet will be gluten-free. ALL food items will be clearly marked to avoid confusion!

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Are pictures allowed during the ceremony?

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We please ask everyone to accept our requests to have an unplugged ceremony.

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What is the Pittsburgh Cookie Table?

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A Pittsburgh cookie table is a beloved wedding tradition, primarily in Western Pennsylvania, where families and friends bake hundreds, or thousands, of homemade cookies for a massive, guest-accessible display. It acts as a massive community-baked dessert buffet, often alongside the wedding cake, honoring family traditions and acting as a gesture of love for the newlyweds We kindly ask all our guests to bring cookies for everyone to enjoy! We encourage cookies of all shapes, sizes, and flavors, with clear labels for those with allergies! There will be boxes left at the dessert table so you can take home cookies and sweets to enjoy later! When you arrive, someone will meet with you to retrieve the cookies so you may find your seat for the ceremony. Common Questions Do I have to bring cookies? Not at all! There’s absolutely no obligation. We’re just happy you’re here to celebrate with us. How many should I bring? If you’d like to contribute, about 1–2 dozen cookies is perfect. What kinds of cookies can I bring? Anything you love! Family recipes, classics, or your personal favorites. Do I need to label them? Yes, please. Especially if they contain nuts or common allergens. When and where do I drop them off? When you arrive to the property, please bring your cookies with you. Someone will greet you and retrieve them! Can I take cookies home? Absolutely! Guests are encouraged to fill a box and enjoy them later! We do not want to leave with any goodies, so we please ask quests to bring home whatever they like! Why is this a tradition? It’s a Pittsburgh tradition rooted in community and generosity, where loved ones help create something special together.

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Can I leave my car overnight?

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Yes! The venue allows vehicles to be left on the property until Sunday, September 6th at 10:00 am!