FAQs

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What does Black-Tie Optional or Formal dress code consist of?

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“Black-Tie Optional” know that it mostly applies to men who may or may not own or want to wear a tuxedo. For women, it means you have the option of wearing a full-length gown, or opting for a cocktail dress, so long as the hemline isn't too short or the style isn't too revealing. Formal Dress Code: This means that a tuxedo isn't required, but the event is still formal enough for one to be appropriate. He should wear: A tuxedo or formal dark suit and tie. She should wear: A long evening dress, dressy suit or formal knee-length dress.

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Why can't I wear Red?

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The bride has chosen the color RED for her wedding and reception dress. As you would not normally wear white we ask that no one wears red for the same reason.

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Can I bring my children?

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No. There will be adult entertainment that may be deemed as dangerous or not appropriate for children. Also, alcohol will be served openly throughout the event. This event will not be a child friendly environment so we ask that you arrange child care before arriving.

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Where?

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Our venue is the Hall of State located in State Fair Park in Dallas, TX. The ceremony and reception will be held at the same location.

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When?

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Our current date is November 14th, 2020.

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What are the wedding colors?

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Our ceremony colors are red, gold, black and creme. The bride will be wearing red, bridesmaids in black and gold, mother of the bride will be wearing gold. Groomsmen will be in Military dress uniforms. Our reception colors will be deep red, burgundy, navy blue, and gold.

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Will there be food?

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Yes, dinner will be served during the reception.

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Will there be alcohol?

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Yes. A variety of liquors, beer, and wine will be served starting during the cocktail hour after the ceremony?

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Do I have to bring a mask?

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We ask that masks NOT be worn during the ceremony but it is strongly encouraged to have a mask for the reception.