FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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Final date to RSVP is 3rd March 2020 however the more notice the better! Feel free to give Brent and I a call or text if you are having any issues.

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Are kids welcome?

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The short answer is - Yes! We love your children, but we also want you to be able to let your hair down and enjoy the afternoon/evening with us! Because of this, we will be organising a nanny to be at the venue to look after your little ones throughout the afternoon/evening. We will have a room set up for the kids with couches and a tv, however please make sure to bring enough toys/colouring books to keep them entertained! If you need anything in particular, please let me (Taylor) know ASAP so we can make sure the villa has them readily available. Please note: there is no pool fence and there will be decorations (candles) in/around the pool, so there wont be a chance for swimming on the wedding day - we are saving that for the pool party the day after!!

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Are you registered? Where?

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We are not registered because (...get ready for it) your presence is our present! We are still asking a lot to get you to take time off work and fly to another country to witness our toit nups (Brooklyn Nine-Nine!) so we do not expect anything from you except good times, and possibly sunburns.

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Are there any other events that I should know about around the wedding?

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Brent and I will be flying into Bali on Thurs 4th prior to the wedding taking place on Sat 6th June 2020. The day after the wedding we will be having a post-wedding pool party at our Villa, so for those only with us for a short time you'll get to make the most of the wedding festivities! For anyone looking to continue on, Brent and I have planned to go to Seminyak for a few days to spend more time with you all, before heading off on our Honeymoon. Please let us know what your plans are so hopefully we can see you more than just on our wedding day. Its a big amazing holiday for us all to enjoy!

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Is there a dress code?

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For women: fun floral prints and sun/cocktail dresses. Heels or Flats are fine! For Men: shirts, short-sleeved button downs and suit pants/chinos. Bali is inherently sweaty so formal shorts are even acceptable, but please no board shorts or flip-flops for the love of god.