Q: What is the date and time of the wedding?

A: Wednesday, August 13, 2025 at 6pm. We ask that you arrive to the venue no later than 5:30pm.

Q: Where is the wedding ceremony and reception taking place?

A: Both are taking place at Domaine de Blanche Fleur

Q: Are children invited to the wedding?

A: As much as we love your little ones, we have decided to make our wedding an adults-only celebration. We hope you can understand and respect our decision. We want everyone to relax, enjoy, and celebrate with us to the fullest.

Q: What is the dress code?

A: We kindly request that all guests adhere to wearing the color black to complement our vision for a classic, cohesive look.

Q: When is the deadline to RSVP?

A: June 1, 2025

Q: What should I do if I need to change my RSVP?

A: Please notify Chris or Shannon as soon as possible.

Q: Can I bring a plus one?

A: Due to venue capacity and our desire for an intimate celebration, we are unfortunately unable to accommodate additional guests unless specifically indicated on the wedding invitation.

Q: Will transportation be provided to and from the venue?

A: Due to the intimate nature of the wedding, we will not be able to accommodate transportation to and from the wedding venue.

International Drivers License: You can drive and rent a car with your valid U.S. driver's license in France for up to 90 days. Having an International Driving Permit (IDP) is not needed.

Narrow Roads: First and foremost, the streets around the South of France are much more narrow than in the US. We do not suggested getting a large car unless truly necessary to allow you to navigate the smaller roads more comfortably.

GPS and Maps: We suggest downloading Google "offline maps" ahead of your trip to aid in navigation without an internet connection.

Tolls: Be prepared for toll roads ("péages"). Carry a credit card or use Apple Pay for payments. Note: All major toll roads will ask you to collect a ticket upfront and pay the ticket after you exit.

Travel Visa: You do not need a travel visa in France if you are traveling less than 90 days in the country.

Tipping: Tipping is not obligatory but appreciated.

Emergency Numbers: The emergency number in France is 112 for police, fire, and medical assistance.

Health Insurance: Check that your health insurance covers international travel or get travel insurance.

Euros: The local currency is the Euro (€). It's helpful to have some cash on hand for small, local purchases.

American Express: Most places, especially local shops/cafes do not accept American Express credit cards. However, Mastercard and Visa are widely accepted.

Contactless Payment: Most places accept contactless payments, so bring a credit card that supports this feature.

We recommend downloading the Google Translate app. In the countryside of the South of France, English is not as common.

Basic French Phrases:

Hello: Bonjour (bon-jooohr)

Good evening: Bonsoir (bon-swaar)

Goodbye: Au revoir

Please: S'il vous plaît (see voo play)

Thank you: Merci (mehr-see)

Excuse me: Excusez-moi (ex-coo-zay mwah)

Yes: Oui (we)

No: Non

Asking for Help or Information:

Do you speak English?: Parlez-vous anglais? (par-lay voo ang-lay)

I don't speak French: Je ne parle pas francais (zhuh nuh parl pah frahn-say)

How much does this cost?: Combien ça coûte? (combien sah koot)

While dining:

The bill, please: L'addition, s'il vous plaît (lee-dah-see-oh)

Menu: Carte orMenu

Water: Eau (O)

Wine: Vin (vahn)