For those of you who are unable to attend the wedding, we have arranged to have it streamed online. Here are some instructions to help you view the activities during the day: * Head over to https://evt.live/nathan-and-meredith-s-wedding. When asked for a password, use "Jasper" * Once logged in, you can register to be notified when the wedding starts. The same webpage will be used the day of the wedding. If you get logged out, use the same password to get back in * Depending on how connection is at the site, you may be notified when new videos are available. The wedding is scheduled to start at 3:30 eastern. If connections at the event are bad, we will upload the videos afterwards and you may have to refresh the streaming page. * Please sign the guestbook, we would love to hear from you! * You will be able to view the videos for several months
Please RSVP by April 18th, 2026!
We recommend comfortable shoes you can walk in, since you may be on grass, gravel, or uneven paths. Heels aren’t ideal—flats, wedges, boots, or dressy sandals are better suited for the setting.
Yes! The dress code for each event is listed under the Schedule section of the website!
Yes, at Peaks of Otter Lodge! Please see the Travel Section for details
Please include any dietary needs when you RSVP. We’ll do our best to make sure everyone is accommodated and fed well.
Yes! There is plenty of free parking at Peaks of Otter Lodge for both overnight guests and day-of visitors.
The ceremony will be held outside if the weather is good, and the reception will be held inside.
It’s typically mild and pleasant—daytime temps in the 70s and cooler evenings in the 50s. We recommend bringing a light layer or jacket, especially if you'll be outside after sunset.
Your invitation will indicate if a plus-one is included. If you’re unsure, feel free to reach out and ask—we're happy to clarify!
Cell service can be spotty or nonexistent depending on your carrier. Wi-Fi is available in the lodge and common areas, but may not be super fast—consider this part of the unplugged, mountain charm!
Absolutely! Peaks of Otter has hiking trails, a lake, and gorgeous views to explore. If you have extra time, we encourage you to enjoy the area—but keep in mind cell service is limited, so plan ahead with maps or trail info.
While Peaks of Otter Lodge doesn’t allow camping, there are nearby campgrounds along the Blue Ridge Parkway. If you’re interested, we can point you toward local options.