Yes. Check in is at 3:00 p.m. The shuttle will leave at 4:15 p.m. and take you to the ceremony. From there it will take you to the reception, and it will make two separate trips, one earlier and one later, back to the Best Western Culpeper Inn.
No. Only because we know if we put out chicken nuggets, the adults will eat every single one. If your child is a picky eater, please bring meals for them and be sure to hide it from anyone over the age of 18.
A long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away Sarah interviewed Taylor for a position at Plow & Hearth. Before you think the worst, Taylor was not reporting to Sarah, she was merely acting as a representative of the Culture Committee and Fitness Team to express how “fun” it was working in Madison, VA. Sarah thought Taylor was a bit overconfident and recommended P&H not hire him. Luckily, Sarah’s opinion held no weight and P&H hired him anyway. Taylor moved from North Carolina and had been working at P&H for a few months. Sarah liked his work ethic and Taylor had apparently been interested since he met her. One day before a meeting Sarah overheard Taylor ask a coworker how her quilting retreat had gone. Her heart melted. From then no she “sort-of” pursued Taylor. In June 2017, Taylor asked Sarah to go for a run. After the run, he asked her out to dinner. She suggested a beer. They had their first date at Bavarian Chef over a Hefeweizen and a giant pretzel and the rest is history.
If you have to ask this question, then you don’t know us very well.
Cocktail. He should wear a suit or sport coat, tie is optional. She should wear a cocktail dress, dressy suit or jumpsuit. Remember, the ceremony is a in a real barn with gravel and stones, please be mindful of your footwear.
In order to be irreplaceable one must always be different. -Coco Chanel
Why yes, there is! Sarah’s grandmother, Mary Hampton Faulkner, made this dress for Ann, Sarah’s mother, from a Vogue pattern. Sarah’s grandfather even helped sew in the “ruffles” that hold out the train. For the past 6 months, Sarah has been working with a seamstress in Bedford, Virginia to make her mother’s wedding dress her very own.
No. But if you have an emotional support hedgehog or flamingo, we’re down.