FAQs
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Will transporation be provided between the venue and reserved hotels?
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For your convenience, two trolleys will be provided for transportation between LeVeque and Renaissance Hotels. The trolleys will pick up guests at the front of both hotels at 4:15 pm and again at 4:35 pm on the day of the wedding. Please plan to get on the 4:15 pm trolley if you wish to use this for your transportation to / from the hotel and venue. See our "Travel" tab for more information.
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Where is the wedding?
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Both our ceremony and reception will be at the Franklin Park Conservatory Wells Barn and Gardens at 1851 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43205
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Will there be parking at the venue?
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Yes, there will be ample parking at the venue. You will be able to leave your car overnight should you need to; there is a 24/7 security guard that monitors the lots. Please note: There are multiple parking areas at the Botanical Gardens. If you are driving, please park in the lot connected to the Wells Barn. Reference the map here for more info: https://www.fpconservatory.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Facility-Map.jpg
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Will the wedding be indoors or outdoors?
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Weather permitting, the first part of the wedding will be outdoors. Our ceremony will be on pavers and our cocktail hour will be in a garden with grassy spaces and paved spaces for those planning to wear heels
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What is the attire?
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Please dress in cocktail/summer formal attire. No jeans please.
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May I bring a plus one?
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Due to limited capacity at our venue, we cannot accommodate additional guests. If you were given a plus one, it will be indicated on the invitation. All invited members will appear in the RSVP form. We look forward to celebrating with our closest friends and family!
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How & when should I RSVP?
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Upon receipt of your invitation this summer, click the RSVP tab here on our website and type your name. All invited guests in your party will appear. We kindly request that you RSVP by Aug 1, 2025.
