FAQs
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WHAT'S THE DRESS CODE FOR YOUR WEDDING?
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The dress code for our wedding is garden party formal. We ask that you wear formal attire while embracing the garden party theme—think florals, colorful dresses, lighter-colored suits, while still being classy. Nothing is too much! We encourage everyone to go all out, because there’s no such thing as being overdressed… as long as you’re not wearing white ;) Inspiration for attire is provided at the top of the FAQ page!
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IS THERE PARKING AT THE CEREMONY/RECEPTION?
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Parking spots are limited at the ceremony location and we encourage guests to carpool and arrive early to find a spot. There is no designated parking area but parking is available along the side of the streets/in the grassy area in front of the house. We ask that you park further away if you are able to walk to allow closer spots for those who need them. There is spacious parking in the back lot at the reception location and there will be both people and signs to help guide guests.
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CAN I BRING A PLUS ONE?
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Our wedding is limited to close friends and family. Only the people listed on the formal invitation are invited, and any plus-ones will be clearly noted on the invitation.
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WHAT TIME SHOULD I ARRIVE AT YOUR WEDDING CEREMONY?
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We recommend arriving at the ceremony location anywhere from 30 mins to an hour before the ceremony start time at 3:00 PM. This will ensure you have enough time to find parking, walk to the ceremony location, and find seating. The ceremony will begin right at 3:00 PM and with everyone seated at the ceremony start time, so better to be safe than sorry and arrive early!
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WILL THERE BE AN OPEN BAR?
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While we would love to do this, we have chosen to not have alcohol at the wedding. If this is important to you we recommend stopping for drinks before the reception/during the cocktail hour.
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AM I ALLOWED TO TAKE PHOTOS DURING THE CEREMONY?
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We have hired an amazing photographer and ask that you leave the picture taking to her :) We kindly ask to not take photos/videos during the ceremony but encourage guests to take as many pictures/videos as you want before the ceremony begins, after the ceremony, and during the reception!