FAQs

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What is the dress code?

Answer

The attire for our wedding will be formal, reflecting a more elevated and traditional style. Ladies may wish to wear floor-length or longer dresses, while gentlemen are encouraged to wear a suit. We are so looking forward to celebrating with everyone dressed up alongside us and hope you’ll enjoy wearing something special for our special day. Please don’t feel any pressure, though. Your comfort is just as important to us.

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

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The ceremony will start at 5 PM. Please arrive 10-15 minutes before the ceremony to get settled. The church is right across the street from the Courtyard Marriott, so if you are a guest of the Marriot, feel free to walk over. Otherwise, everyone is more than welcome to park at the church.

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Can I take pictures during the ceremony?

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We kindly request that guests do not take photos during the ceremony. The ceremony takes places in a very Holy place for Tyler and Madison. We have professional photographers to capture every moment so we can unplug and enjoy!

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Where should we park for the reception at the Biscuit Company?

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Parking is available on both sides of Washington Street, as well as in a marked lot directly across from the venue entrance.

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Can my my little ones come?

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As much as we adore you and your sweet children, we kindly ask that our celebration remain limited to those listed on the invitation. We hoped to offer many of our parent friends a well-deserved “Mama and Daddy’s night out.” For guests whose children are included on the invitation, please note that our ceremony will be approximately one hour in length and that this will be a more formal occasion. We trust you to make the best decision for your family and sincerely appreciate your understanding.

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What happens if I didn’t RSVP by the deadline?

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We have a firm RSVP deadline of April 20th due to vendor requirements, and unfortunately we’re unable to accept responses after that date. We would truly love to celebrate with you, so please be sure to submit your RSVP for yourself and your guests by then. Kind reminder: if the deadline passes, reaching out to the bride won’t change the outcome. She once served as her sorority president, so she’s quite comfortable sticking to a firm “no” when needed.