FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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We are thrilled to celebrate with you and kindly request that you RSVP by April 12. Your prompt response will help us finalize our wedding plans and ensure we can accommodate all of our cherished guests.

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What is the dress code?

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While you fine people would look great in anything we ask that you avoid dark colors. Our goal is a calm, warm, summer palette. We will be outdoors so make sure to wear appropriate shoes for irregular terrain.

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What about the kids?

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We can't wait to celebrate with families! Children specifically named on the invitation are welcome to share in our special day. We've thoughtfully planned engaging games and activities to ensure everyone—from the youngest guests to the young at heart—has a wonderful time with us.

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Will there be allergy accommodations?

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Yes, we will provide gluten free options for meals and desserts. Please let us know on the wedding invites if you have any other food allergies.

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What if there is crazy weather?

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In west Michigan unfortunately the weather can be unpredictable. With alot of prayer we are hoping to avoid the bad weather situation. However if it is rainy weather we will remain in the same location and have the ceremony and reception in the reception area. If we get the alert of bad weather we will be sure to reach out to all our guests with thorough communication.

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Can I take pictures?

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We ask that everyone is unplugged during our ceremony. However, feel free to go crazy during the reception!

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So... where's the honeymoon?

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We will be having a small honeymoon following the ceremony at a cabin in Kentucky but it is to all save up for our main honeymoon in Freaking Italy!! Once Trinity graduated form college we will be taking full advantage of the no-more-homework and fly to Italy. Our itinerary will generally commence over the course of two-three weeks. Our primary stay will be in Venice! We are looking forward to hiking through mountains, walking through colosseums, and strolling across beaches.