FAQs

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Can I bring someone not listed on the invite? ( ie, children or +1 )

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Due to limited capacity, only invited guests are allowed into the venue. We apologize for any inconvenience.

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What’s the dress code?

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Garden Attire: Wear sundresses, floral prints, suits in lighter hues, etc! We want you to be comfortable but please be mindful that our ceremony is being held in a church when picking your outfits! Please also note, there are some grassy areas at the reception for those wearing heels! Please also note, it is an outdoor wedding so please bring a sweater for the evening.

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Since the wedding is moved now to November 14th, 2020 when should I RSVP?

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You can RSVP at anytime here on our wedding website, but please help to let us know if you will be celebrating with us by September 18, 2020.

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COVID-19 update

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Dear Friends and Family, Thank you for your patience as we figure out the details amidst all the current events. We plan on moving forward with our November 14th date but with limited capacity. We will practice safe social distancing guidelines put into place by the CDC and state. There will be plenty of space and an outdoor reception. We will continue to update guests as we gather more information. Please reach out to us with any concerns as we do care and respect those concerns. We understand if you cannot make it but please keep us updated with your decision by 9/30 for planning purposes. We hope to see you soon! Love, Samantha and Anthony

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Saftey Measures

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Safety Measures: - Guest count will will be appx 75 or under - Guests are recommended to wear mask when social distancing is not possible and when not eating - Social distancing seating will be arranged unless you are a family or party - vendors will wear masks - Everything will be outdoors (so please bring a jacket as it will be chilly at night) - Hand sanitizer will be available throughout the reception Please be mindful of your own surroundings and comfort-ability to protect yourself and others