FAQs

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What is the dress code?

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Formal attire with a garden party feel. We recommend floor-length gowns or elevated cocktail dresses for women, and suits or tuxedos for men. Think romantic, seasonal, and a little bit whimsical—whether you lean toward bold colors or timeless neutrals, make it your own. The ceremony will take place outdoors (weather permitting), and the reception will be held under a tent. Please plan your footwear accordingly—heels may sink, so consider block heels, wedges, or something grass-friendly. We also suggest bringing a layer in case it gets chilly in the evening.

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When should we arrive at the ceremony?

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TBD

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Will there be parking available?

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Foxfire Mountain House has very limited parking, which will be reserved for overnight guests and ADA accessibility only. For all other guests, we’ll be providing shuttle service to and from the venue. Shuttles will run on a loop before and after the celebration, so getting there (and home) will be easy and stress-free. Pickup locations and timing will be shared closer to the date—stay tuned!

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What if I have dietary restrictions or allergies?

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Please let us know via the formal invitations if you have any dietary restrictions or allergies and we will do our best to accommodate.

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Where should I stay?

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If you navigate over to the "Where To Stay" page, we have tons of local accommodations listed on there!

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How do I RSVP?

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There will be formal invitations sent out, please RSVP via the invitation.

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Can I take photos during the ceremony?

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Although we love getting our pictures taken, there is going to be a professional team taking care of that for us. We'd rather you be in the moment with us, so please, we ask you keep the phones away.

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What should I bring to the wedding?

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We plan on dancing under the stars and celebrating well into the night—so if you plan to join us on the dance floor (and we hope you do!), feel free to bring a pair of comfy shoes to change into. Think chic but practical—because blistered feet shouldn’t be part of the memories. A light layer for the evening chill wouldn’t hurt either, especially once the sun dips behind the mountains.