FAQ

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Where is Pelee Island?

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Pelee Island is in the middle of Lake Erie. It is the southernmost point in Canada.

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Do I have to stay on the island?

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YES. Because of the timing of our wedding and the ferry schedule, it won't be possible to attend and still make the last ferry leaving the island.

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How do I get there?

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Please see "Travel & Accommodation" above.

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Can I bring my car on the ferry?

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YES. The ferries are quite large and built to carry passenger vehicles. We recommend bringing your car so you can get around the island easily.

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What is Pelee Island like?

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Cape Cod meets Prince Edward County. For more info, please visit pelee.org

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How big is Pelee Island?

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The island is about 10,000 acres. You can drive the entire perimeter in about an hour.

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Will there be transportation provided?

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For the ceremony and reception on Saturday, we will be providing free transportation to and from the venue at regular intervals. However, if you have a strict schedule to keep, please consider arranging your own transportation.

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Where should I stay on the island?

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You can stay ANYWHERE on the island! No matter where you stay, you will still be within a 15 minute drive to all wedding events.

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What's the internet and cell service situation?

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Some accommodations offer Wi-Fi, but many do not. Cell service can be spotty. Because the island is on an international boundary, your Canadian phone may start roaming if it picks up a US tower (or vice versa). Take this as your sign to disconnect for the weekend!

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Can I bring my kids?

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Unfortunately, the venues for our events are not child-friendly (i.e, they are actively dangerous for children). You are of course welcome to bring your children to the island, but the wedding events are adults-only.

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What does "Vineyard Chic" mean?

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If you don't know, we can't help you. And maybe no one can.

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I really want to bring my children / I can't arrange childcare / Mine are very special children who are well-behaved / I find a no-children wedding offensive. What should I do?

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Stay home.