FAQS

FAQs: Text

How should I RSVP and what date should I RSVP by?

Please RSVP through this website and make sure that you RSVP by 1 March 2024.

Can I bring my children?

Unfortunately, we will not be having any children under the age of 16 at our wedding. Only children that have been addressed to on the invite envelopes that are over the age of 16 are invited.

Am I allowed to bring a plus one?

Only if we have clearly expressed a plus one on the envelope containing your invite.

What is the dress code?

Formal. Please note that metal-tipped stiletto shoes are not permitted at the venue as they damage the oak dance floor. Only rubber tipped heels are permitted.

Is parking available at the venue?

Yes.

Can I leave my car at the venue overnight?

Yes, please ensure that your car is collected by 11am the next morning.

Will there be meal options for guests with dietary restrictions or allergies?

Absolutely, please ensure that you include your dietary requirements when you RSVP.

What time should I arrive at your wedding?

Ideally by 1pm. Please leave enough time for travel, the venue is a mid-way point for both sides of the family and so all guests will be travelling quite far to get there. The venue is also very rural and you are likely to get lost at some point.

Am I allowed to take photos at your wedding?

Yes.

Can I post wedding photos on social media?

Please do not post any photos of us on social media before we have posted our first photo as husband and wife.

Will the ceremony and reception be indoors or outdoors?

Both will be taking place indoors, however canapés will be served outside in the courtyard/garden in between.

What will the weather be like for this time of year?

Anything goes at this time of year, so ensure that you bring jackets, umbrellas etc. to cover all types of weather.

Can I bring confetti?

We will be providing confetti, however if you choose to bring your own, please make sure that your confetti is biodegradable as the venue is also a working, eco-friendly farm.

FAQs: Text

FAQS

How should I RSVP and what date should I RSVP by?

Please RSVP through this website and make sure that you RSVP by 1 March 2024.

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Can I bring my children?

Unfortunately, we will not be having any children under the age of 16 at our wedding. Only children that have been addressed to on the invite envelopes that are over the age of 16 are invited.

​

Am I allowed to bring a plus one?

Only if we have clearly expressed a plus one on the envelope containing your invite.

​

What is the dress code?

Formal. Please note that metal-tipped stiletto shoes are not permitted at the venue as they damage the oak dance floor. Only rubber tipped heels are permitted.

​

Is parking available at the venue?

Yes.

​

Can I leave my car at the venue overnight?

Yes, please ensure that your car is collected by 11am the next morning.

​

Will there be meal options for guests with dietary restrictions or allergies?

Absolutely, please ensure that you include your dietary requirements when you RSVP.

​

What time should I arrive at your wedding?

Ideally by 1pm. Please leave enough time for travel, the venue is a mid-way point for both sides of the family and so all guests will be travelling quite far to get there. The venue is also very rural and you are likely to get lost at some point.

​

Am I allowed to take photos at your wedding?

Yes.

​

Can I post wedding photos on social media?

Please do not post any photos of us on social media before we have posted our first photo as husband and wife.

Will the ceremony and reception be indoors or outdoors?

Both will be taking place indoors, however canapés will be served outside in the courtyard/garden in between.

​

What will the weather be like for this time of year?

Anything goes at this time of year, so ensure that you bring jackets, umbrellas etc. to cover all types of weather.

​

Can I bring confetti?

We will be providing confetti, however if you choose to bring your own, please make sure that your confetti is biodegradable as the venue is also a working, eco-friendly farm.

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