FAQs
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How do I RSVP?
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You can do it right through this website! We wanted to save our conservation of paper so you can click the RSVP button on our main page of this website. You then will enter your first and last name to pull up the selections for your RSVP. If there are multiple members of your family, searching one name should pull up them all. If we have given you the open to bring a guest, some may not be named at this time, so you will just need to select the answer for your guest spot.
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What date should I RSVP by?
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We understand that life can happen, but we are asking you to get your RSVP in as soon as possible with the latest date being April 15th. This way we can make sure we have enough food to feed you!
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Will the wedding be indoor or outdoor?
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Our ceremony and reception will be taking place outdoors, so we do recommend to bring a light jacket or wrap for the evening. However, our venue includes the actual mansion on site, so guests have the option of exploring the house while they are celebrating with us. Please be respectful as this is a historical site.
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What should I wear?
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We are asking for cocktail or formal attire, no color requirements. For women or female presenting individuals this would be a knee to floor length dress or pants with a blouse. For men or male presenting individuals this would be a jacket and tie. Please no blue jeans. We would also recommend a jacket for the evening as the event will be outdoors. For a more in depth description of the wedding attire levels, please reference this article: https://www.brides.com/story/wedding-dress-code-explained
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Is there parking near the venue?
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Yes. However, the location is in a neighborhood in North Portland, with homes surrounding it. Parking may need to be in the surrounding neighborhood around the venue. Please mind parking postings and be respectful of the neighbors.
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Am I allowed to take photos at your wedding?
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Yes BUT! We are paying for a professional photographer to capture a very special, once in a lifetime moment for the both of us. Please refrain from photographing or using your devices during the ceremony as well as the photographs the bride and groom will be taking after. Other than this, have fun and take those selfies, queens!