FAQs

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Will this wedding start on time?

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Yes! We will be starting our church ceremony and wedding reception promptly at the times listed. Please be punctual so you don't miss a moment.

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Can I bring my kids?

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We love the kids; however, our big day is reserved for adults 21 years and older to manage our capacity limits.

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Is an RSVP required for entry?

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Yes, you will need to show your RSVP upon entry. It will be validated with our guest manager.

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Is there a dress code?

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Yes! Please come dressed in formal or traditional (Nigerian) attire.

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What is a Kola Nut ceremony?

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The Kola-nut ceremony is when a kola-nut is broken as part of a prayer that is supposed to take place at the start of a celebration. Breaking the kola-nut is supposed to bring good health and protection from one’s enemies. The person who breaks the kola-nut is usually the most respected person in attendance, and the breaking of the nut symbolizes the celebration!

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How and when should i RSVP?

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RSVP's need to be submitted by August 18th.

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What is "spraying" and when do i do it?

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Showering Money, also known as Spraying, is traditional to the Nigerian culture. guests spray the couple with cash on the dance floor. This is usually dollar bills and is a way of showering them in blessings, keeping them dancing and providing money to start their married life.

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Can I bring a plus one to the wedding?

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We are not accepting any +1's; respectfully.

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Will there be parking at the Church Ceremony?

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Yes, there will be free parking on-site at Community Baptist Church. If the lot becomes full, please park across the street in the Cafe Amici & First Bank parking lot.

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Will there be parking at the Traditional Wedding Ceremony/Reception?

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Yes, there will be free parking on-site at The Palace

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Will there be a way to exchange cash to shower the newlyweds?

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Yes! We will have a cashier responsible for providing single dollar bills in exchange for larger bills.