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When and Where Should I arrive?

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Please arrive between 5:30 and 5:45pm. You can enter Fox Court using the Historic Entrance along Art Museum Drive. The ceremony will begin promptly at 6pm. Late arrivals will be asked to wait outside until cocktail hour.

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Where Can I Park?

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There are multiple paid parking options at and around the museum. Metered parking is $2 for 4 hours (charged until 10pm) Museum parking lot is $9 flat We recommend carpooling or Uber if possible to reduce the need for individuals to park further away.

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What is the Dress Code?

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The dress code will be formal. Shades & patterns of blue are strongly encouraged! Ladies: Floor-length gowns/dresses Gentlemen: Suits/tuxes with neckties or bowties.

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Can I Take Photos?

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During the ceremony, we ask that phones and cameras be put away. We invite you to take ample photos during the cocktail hour and reception!

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Will we be indoor or outdoor?

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Ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception will ALL be indoors!

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What is for dinner? What about drinks?

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A variety of hors d'oeuvre will be served during cocktail hour followed by a seated dinner. A menu will be included with your invitation so your entrée selection can be made when you RSVP. Two open bars will be available for the duration of the evening.

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Can I bring a Plus 1?

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We are only able to accommodate additional guests if specifically noted on your invitation. If your invitation does not include a plus-one, we kindly ask that you attend solo.

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Where Can I RSVP?

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While physical formal invitations will be sent in the near future, RSVPs will be done digitally. An RSVP tab will be available at the top of the page after invites have been sent out. An exact deadline will be announced closer to that time!

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Registry & Gifts

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Your love, support, and presence on our wedding day are the greatest gifts of all! We feel fortunate enough to have everything we need, so we have chosen not to create a traditional registry.