FAQs

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Are kids welcome?

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Children are absolutely welcome to celebrate with us! We do ask that you keep in mind our home is better suited for older children, as it may not be ideal for very young ones.

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What is the dress code?

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Our wedding dress code is formal to semi-formal, and we kindly ask all guests to wear black. For women, this includes formal gowns (short or long) or a suit, while men should wear a suit. We encourage you to have fun with your look—we're looking forward to capturing beautiful photos with everyone!

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Will there be alcohol?

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Yes, we'll be serving a selection of wines, beer, and liquor for all our guests. If you have a particular favorite you'd like to enjoy, you're welcome to bring your own.

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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

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Parking is available at the neighborhood pool within our subdivision, though spaces are limited. We'd love for you to consider carpooling or using a ridesharing service to make the day easier for everyone!

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Can I take pictures during the ceremony?

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We'd love for you to capture the day! Please feel free to take photos throughout our wedding celebration. We do ask that you share your pictures with us—we'd cherish the opportunity to enjoy memories from every perspective.

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What happens if it rains?

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In the event of rain, our ceremony will be held indoors at the same location.

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Do you have any hotel recommendations?

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Yes! Please see the travel page on our website for recommendations.

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Do you have a hotel block for guests?

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We did not block out rooms, so feel free to book a room where you feel most comfortable.

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

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We'd love to have you arrive anytime from 10am onward. While we'll be putting the finishing touches on our preparations, feel free to settle in and enjoy the atmosphere. Once our photographer arrives, they'll be ready to capture candid moments of everyone getting ready—so come camera-ready and comfortable!