FAQs

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Are you registered anywhere?

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Your presence is gift enough for us, and gifts are not required! If you do still wish to contribute in another way, a small donation to our Relocation/Honeymoon Fund is appreciated!

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What kind of ceremony will you be having?

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The ceremony will be a short, intimate Jewish ceremony officiated by Rabbi Lisa Rappaport.

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Will there be dinner?

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As our wedding is in the evening, we are asking guests to come having eaten an early dinner. After the ceremony there will be light snacks/appetizers along with beer, wine, and soda (and cake!).

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Are plus-ones allowed?

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We are having a small, intimate wedding surrounded by family and close friends. If your plus-one is someone either of us know, please text or call to confirm before RSVP-ing.

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What is the dress code?

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Please wear what you are comfortable in. This will be an outdoor celebration, so thin heels may not be best. A light jacket may be nice for the evening.

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How do I get to Lake Concow Campground?

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The Lake Concow Campground is roughly a 40 minute drive from Chico. You can take the CA-99 S, exiting following signs for Durham-Pentz Road and CA-70 E, heading up 70 and turning left onto Concow Road. From there, follow Concow Road to the lake and follow signs for the wedding. A Google Maps link with more in-depth instructions to the campground can be found here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/PaTFjRXZa5FmFsVJ9

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Where should I park?

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There will be designated parking at the campground, close to where the ceremony will be held.

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Will there be restrooms at the campground?

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Yes, there will be enclosed, well-maintained pit toilets nearby with sinks.

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What will the weather be like?

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Butte County in July is quite hot, but Concow is usually a bit cooler than Chico. The ceremony and reception will be next to the lake with considerable shade, and taking place in the early evening. This should minimize the heat a bit, but it will still be important to stay safe and hydrated!