FAQs

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When is the RSVP deadline?

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You may RSVP once formal invitations are sent. Once received, please RSVP by August 10, so we can have an accurate headcount. :)

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Where Should I Stay?

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We are still in the planning phase and will be sure to update you with suggestions. However, if you are eager, we highly recommend flying and staying in Chattanooga, TN which is 20 min from the venue. Please visit our website for updates as the wedding date gets closer.

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Can I bring a date?

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While we would love for everyone to attend, we kindly request that only the names listed on the invitation come to the wedding. This enables us to meet the venue's guidelines.

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Are kids welcome?

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As much as we love your little ones, unfortunately, we will not be including them in the ceremony or reception. Only children of the wedding party and children 12yrs+ listed on the invitation are allowed to attend.

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What will the weather be like?

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All of you out-of-towners, Welcome to Georgia! The weather here can be funny. During the day, the weather should be beautiful, averaging 75-80 degrees, but will get chilly at night. Please bring some warm layers for the evening, we don't want anyone freezing their bu...well you get the point. ;)

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Where should I park?

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There is plenty of free parking near the entrance of the venue.

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Are the ceremony and reception locations wheelchair accessible?

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Yes, there is a drop off location and ramps available for your convenience.

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What should I wear?

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Please see our Schedule for the dress code.

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Is the wedding indoors or outdoors?

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Our wedding ceremony is outdoors, but our reception will be indoors. In the event of rain, the ceremony will be indoors as well. :)

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Is it okay to take pictures with our phones and cameras during the wedding?

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Yes! We would love for you to take photos and share them using the tag #SankeyEverAfter. However, please refrain from taking photos during the ceremony.