FAQs

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Can I bring a gift?

Answer

After navigating complex immigration laws, court cases and a global pandemic, we can wholeheartedly say having our friends and family in one country and one place will bring us the most joy. Given the logistical challenges of our transatlantic situation, we kindly request to avoid physical gifts. We would love for you to grace us with your presence at our celebration, and there really is no expectation for anything else.

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Are kids welcome?

Answer

Unfortunately, we are only planning to accommodate our nieces, nephews and very new arrivals. We would therefore appreciate if you can arrange childcare, and very much hope you will still be able to join us. If it is not practical or possible for you to attend without your children - for example if travelling from afar - please get in touch. The last thing we would want is for this to stop you attending.

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What time should I arrive?

Answer

The ceremony will start at 2pm, but you are welcome to arrive a little earlier. Overnight guests can leave luggage at reception. Early check-in may be available but cannot be guaranteed.

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What time will the reception end?

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The music will stop around Midnight, but the hotel bar will remain open for anyone still wanting to socialise.

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

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Yes, all allergies will be catered for. Please indicate your requirements when you RSVP.

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Where can I park my horse?

Answer

There are many fields nearby.

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Is there a rodeo/bucking bronco

Answer

Most likely, yes.

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What should I expect on the day?

Answer

We've enjoyed learning about the differing traditions between American and British weddings. We are aiming to embrace both cultures on the day. You can read more about the differences here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/valeriedenny/2018/05/18/13-english-wedding-traditions-youve-probably-never-heard-of/#6793e7421cc4

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Is Tara Bamburg officiating the blessing?

Answer

Absolutely not.