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Where is the wedding?

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The Great Room at the Historic Savage Mill at 5:00pm 8600 Foundry Street Savage, MD 20763

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What is the dress code?

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Semi-Formal, Summer Bright Colors Encouraged! Dressy but relaxed, and comfortable enough to celebrate all evening.

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Where to park?

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Historic Savage Mill Main Parking https://maps.app.goo.gl/PysnhsKvaT9t8sc38 The main parking lot is the large lot all the way at the end of Washington Street. If you drive past the smaller parking lots, you'll see it straight ahead. This is the recommended parking area for guests.

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Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

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Yes. The Great Room at Historic Savage Mill is wheelchair accessible, with accessible parking, entrances, and restrooms available. Make sure to see parking instructions above. There is an outdoor sidewalk/ramp leading to the venue. If you have specific accessibility needs or questions, please contact us before the wedding.

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Is the wedding indoors our outdoors?

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The ceremony is outdoors under a shaded tent. The reception is indoors.

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Will dinner be served?

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Dinner will be served buffet style. Please tell us if you have dietary restrictions and we will work with the caterer to accommodate them.

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Is there an open bar?

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The bar will offer beer, wine, and two signature cocktails, along with non-alcoholic beverages.

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Do you have a hotel block?

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We do not have a hotel block reserved, as many of our guests are local. If you're traveling from out of town, there are plenty of nearby hotel options to choose from. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you'd like some recommendations for hotels or things to do in the area!

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What are some things to do in the area?

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There's plenty to explore if you're visiting from out of town! Savage Mill – Our venue is located at Historic Savage Mill, a 19th-century cotton mill with unique shops (check out pottery painting and classes at clay coven!), cafes (check out Roggernart!), and scenic walking trails along the Little Patuxent River (cross the bridge at Savage Mill to see a little trail leading down to a good swimming spot). Ellicott City (15 minutes away) – Stroll through historic Main Street, browse local boutiques, enjoy coffee or ice cream, find great Korean BBQ, and explore one of Maryland's most charming small towns. Baltimore (30 minutes away) – Visit the Inner Harbor, tour the National Aquarium, explore the artsy neighborhoods of Fells Point and Hampden, or enjoy Baltimore's vibrant food scene. Washington, DC (35–45 minutes away) – Spend the day exploring world-class museums, monuments, and neighborhoods like Georgetown, Capitol Hill, or The Wharf. Whether you're looking for history, great food, shopping, or sightseeing, there are plenty of options nearby to make a weekend out of your visit!