FAQs

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What is the dress code for the wedding?

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Our dress code is cocktail attire. We encourage guests to dress in a way that feels celebratory and polished. Here's a great article on cocktail attire on Brides.com: https://www.brides.com/cocktail-attire-wedding-4844364

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Are kids invited to the wedding?

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We've decided to make our wedding day an adults-only celebration. We hope this allows everyone to relax and enjoy a fun night together. All ages are welcome to join us for our Day 2 celebrations.

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Why is there no registry?

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As we are still deciding where we’ll call home after the wedding, we don’t want to ask our guests for gifts we may not be able to bring along.

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What if I have dietary restrictions?

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The Millhouse offers a vegan and vegetarian option for dinner guests. Other dietary restrictions can be disclosed in the RSVP and we will coordinate with The Millhouse!

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Will there be an open bar?

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In Ireland, wedding venues don’t typically include packages for open bars. We’ll be serving beer and prosecco at cocktail hour, and wine with dinner. The bar will be open for guests to purchase drinks throughout the evening. If you’re worried about running dry, you can always try sweet-talking Karolin into funding a round!

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Why does the wedding reception run so late?

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Irish weddings are an all-day affair. Our ceremony will begin at 3 pm, our reception will run until 2 am, and the resident's bar is open until 4:30 am. While you're not expected to stay all night, some of the best memories happen after midnight!

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Why is there a "Day 2" on the schedule?

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In Ireland, weddings are typically a two-day celebration, with the more formal wedding reception on Day 1, and a more casual get-together termed "Day 2". Our Day 2 celebration will be at Sean's family home in Slane, just 10 minutes from our wedding venue.

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What if I have Irish heritage?

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Please see this SNL skit on Irish Americans: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzlMME_sekI