Nathan & Sheena Are Getting Married!
FAQs
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What Is The Dress Code?
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Dress to impress! Our wedding is Formal or Black Tie Encouraged, meaning women should wear floor length dresses or gowns and men should wear formal tuxedos or suits.
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What Does "Black-Tie Encouraged" Mean?
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"Black-Tie Encouraged" means that guests have the option of wearing their most formal attire (an evening gown or tuxedo) but may also choose to wear a formal suit or cocktail dress instead. Generally, a black-tie encouraged dress code means that the couple and their wedding party will be dressed in black tie. It's therefore courteous for guests to reflect this level of formality in their attire.
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Can I Bring A Plus One?
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We are only able to accommodate those formally invited on your wedding invitation. If you received a plus one, it will be detailed on your invitation.
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Are Children Welcome?
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While we love the children in our life, our wedding is an adults-only event. Again, we appreciate your RSVPing for names guests only. Please take this time to enjoy a child-free night! That said, you may see a few little ones at our celebration. Our cermony wouldn't be complete without our flower girls, Brooklyn and Marlie and our ring bearers, Levi and Harry.
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What If I Forget To RSVP?
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If you do not RSVP by the deadline, you will unfortunately not be able to attend the wedding. To avoid missing out on all the fun, please make sure you RSVP by the date listed on your invitation.
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Can I Take Photos And Videos During The Cermony?
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We kindly ask that you do not have your phones or cameras out during the ceremony. Our photographer and videographer will be capturing the ceremony, and we don't want any phones in our photos.
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What Time Should I Arrive?
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Please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the ceremony start time to find parking and your seat. The ceremony will begin at 5:00pm so plan to arrive at 4:30pm. Once the ceremony begins, entrance will not be granted until the ceremony is completed.