Weekend Schedule
Friday, August 21, 2020
COVID-19 Precautions
7:30 pm
Here are the precautions we will have in place for the wedding weekend to ensure that everyone is as safe as possible: We have significantly reduced the guest count to less than 50 people. Both events on Friday and Saturday will take place outdoors. On Saturday, ceremony seating will be properly spaced out. A.C. will be circulating throughout the tent during the reception. Masks will be provided to all guests in their welcome bags. Masks and gloves will be worn by all vendors at all times throughout the weekend. The reception on Saturday will be a seated/plated dinner with extra spacing between tables and all furniture throughout the tent. We have grouped dinner tables by household and family. All vendors will adhere to CDC guidelines, and servers will be designated to individual tables during the seated dinner. Hand sanitizer will be provided to each guest in their welcome bag, and sanitizing stations will be easily accessible throughout the evening.
Welcome Party (Hosted by Paula Lavin and Samuel Thomason Sr.)
7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
201 Arnold Road, St. Simons, GA 31522
Cocktail Attire: Jacket, no tie (plan footwear accordingly as the site is partially grass)
*Immediate family and wedding party only The welcome party will take place outdoors on the oceanfront Atlantic Court at The King and Prince. If you are facing the main lobby entrance, the Atlantic Court is to your left at the resort's historic entrance (just past the gated parking area). Come hungry! Heavy hors d'oeuvres and drinks will be served. Please call the hotel at (912) 638-3631 if you need further direction.
Saturday, August 22, 2020
Our Big Day
6:00 pm - 11:00 pm
5720 Frederica Road, St. Simons, GA 31522
Black-Tie Optional *Grass-friendly footwear encouraged
*Immediate family and wedding party only The ceremony will begin promptly at 6 p.m. in the Maze Garden. Cocktail hour and reception to follow. Check "Travel" tab for shuttle information to & from the venue. History of the Venue: Musgrove is rich in history and welcomes select groups to become part of that history. The property was named after Mary Musgrove, a pioneer from the 1700s known as a cultural liaison between colonial and Native American societies, for her peacekeeping efforts, entrepreneurship, and land claims to the Sea Islands in Georgia. The name of the estate has become synonymous with thoughtful gatherings that discuss issues of topical interest and strategic, tactical and political importance. Musgrove Plantation is only open to the public one day out of the year. Read more about its history at www.musgrove.co/history