FAQs
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What airport should I fly into ?
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Fly into PVD - Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport (Providence, RI) if you fly into this airport you will be around 35 mins via uber from the hotels listed under travel accommodations. Another option is to fly into BOS -Boston Logan Airport (Boston, MA) which is about 1 hr and 10 mins from the hotels.
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What Should I wear?
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Cocktail Attire, and we request that all the guests wear Black with the exception of the wedding party. Think: button ups, slacks, pantsuits, dresses. We advise against stilettos because the ceremony is outdoors.
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Are kids allowed?
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We love your kids however at we are not allowing anyone under the age of 16 at our wedding. We hope you can think of the night as a date night for you and your partner and a night you get to be carefree.
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Can I bring a date?
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On your invite if you see your name “plus guest”, you may bring a date, however if your invite does not this have this please do not bring a plus one
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When should I RSVP by?
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Please RSVP by July 21st, 2024. If we do not receive your RSVP by then you will not be counted in the guest list, and we cannot hold your spot due to space restraints and limitations, but you will be missed! However If you know before this time that you can’t make it please decline the RSVP or let the bride/groom know as early as possible. It will greatly help our planning process.
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Is this a dry wedding?
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This is not a dry wedding, there will be a cash bar for beverage purchases. However if you or your loved one is in recovery, we will create special arrangements to make you/them feel comfortable and welcome.
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When should I arrive?
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The ceremony begins at 3:15, we recommend arriving around 2:45 to ensure you have proper time for parking and seating. The groom’s side will sit in the left and the bride’s side will sit on the right. We are aware that this is reverse what is traditional, but the couple wants you to be able to see the face of the loved one you came to support.