An Unplugged Ceremony

Please put phones and cameras completely away for the ceremony. We've hired a photographer to capture every moment — we'd love to look out and see your faces, not screens. Snap away at the reception!

Guests on Your Invitation

Our venue has a strict count, so we're only able to host the guests named on your invitation. If your invite doesn't list a plus-one or children, we're unfortunately not able to accommodate them. Please reach out if anything is unclear — we'd rather sort it out early!

Arrive a Little Early

Doors open 30 minutes before the ceremony. Please be seated at least 15 minutes beforehand — once the processional starts, we won't be able to seat late arrivals until it's over.

Request a Song

The dance floor is only as good as the playlist. When you RSVP, there's a spot to leave us a song request — give us the one that'll get you out of your seat.

Gifts

Your presence really is the gift — you traveling to celebrate with us means everything. If you'd like to give something more, our registry is here.

Parking & Getting There

Parking details once you have them — on-site lot, overflow, shuttle, or rideshare drop-off point.

Dress Code — Semi-Formal

Think polished but comfortable. The ceremony is outdoors and the reception is indoors, so plan for both — and if you're in heels, consider a block heel for the grass.

For the Ladies

Long, flowy dresses — midi or floor length. Soft, romantic fabrics in any color you love. Jumpsuits are wonderful too.

For the Gentlemen

A button-down shirt with khakis or slacks. A sport coat or tie is welcome but not required.

Please Avoid

Denim of any kind, shorts, t-shirts, athletic wear, and sneakers. And please skip white/ivory — our nephews have been issued water guns and are taking the assignment very seriously.

Whatever you wear — please, no jeans.