FAQs

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What should I wear?

Answer

Please wear semi-formal attire that you will be comfy in! The ceremony and cocktail hour will be taking place outside at the end of October with dinner/dancing inside. You are welcome to bring a change of clothes for the fire (weather permitting) post reception.

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

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We would suggest arriving around 3:30 pm (or earlier) to have some time to settle before the ceremony. It is a short walk from the parking lot to the ceremony location.

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Will there be meat served?

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Nope! All food will be completely vegan/gluten free. Tiffani has been vegan for seven years and Kerry has been vegetarian and gluten free for almost ten years, so the menu will reflect that. Please let us know if you have any food allergies or sensitivities we should be aware of. If this is still a problem for you, you are welcome to pack a sandwich/granola bar/etc. to tie you over until the event has completed.

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Can I bring my children that were not listed on the invitation?

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To allow all guests, including parents, a night of relaxation and uninhibited revelry, we respectfully ask that no children attend our celebrations. We have limited the "children" to 14+ year old first cousins.

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The other person listed on my invitation can't attend, can I sub out my plus one?

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We very intentionally invited all of our guests and want this to be a day with our close friends and family. With that, we ask that you do not bring additional plus ones or substitute invitations.

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Is there transportation to and from the hotels to the ceremony?

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We will not be providing transportation. There is a large parking lot and lodging onsite if that is more convenient for you. If you would like to stay at the camp, please fill out the form on the Travel page.

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

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We will be at the camp until mid-day Sunday and folks are welcome to make use of the trails and waterfront during that time.