FAQs

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What's the deal with these cabins?

Answer

Each cabin has 6 bunk-beds (12 beds total), and there are 2 large communal bath houses with showers and toilet stalls. The campsite will open Friday night, and close Sunday morning. You're welcome to stay both nights, or just after the ceremony! They are part of the package, so free to stay in! Just be sure to bring a pillow and a sleeping bag. The cabins do have heat.

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Do I HAVE to stay in the cabins?

Answer

Nope! There are several hotels in nearby Muskegon that will be nice and easy to get to and from, and you're still welcome to join us in any of the activities of the day, even if you're crashing off-site!

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What's the food situation?

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We've got Reception Dinner covered (obviously), but as far as meals outside of that, we are just not rich enough. We recommend packing some camping foods or heading into town for our cabin-staying friends.

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Can I bring the kiddos?

Answer

While we adore your little ones, this event is for adults only.

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This wedding is outside in the woods, surely I can smoke here, or bring my pet!

Answer

No you cannot.

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Are we outside the whole time?

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No, but we'll be outside enough that I recommend sensible shoes, and maybe a layer if you're prone to chills!

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Can I bring a **beverage**?

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Consuming outside alcohol while the bar is set up puts their liquor license at risk, so if they catch it, they will literally just pack up and leave. Please don't make that happen. If you want something during the day, or after the bar leaves, that's fine, but while the bar is here, stick to that!

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This is an awfully theatre wedding, is there gonna be a play?

Answer

;) maaaaaaaybe

Question

I heard y'all moved. What's your address now?

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We did! 19989 Berg Rd Detroit, MI 48219