FAQ: When is the RSVP deadline? Please RSVP by December 10, 2019 to ensure that we can give a final guest count to our caterer. We don't want anyone to go hungry! Can I bring a date? We have a strict guest list to stay on budget; therefore, our wedding is RSVP only. We will only able to accommodate those listed on your invitation. Are kids welcome? The reception will not have a ton of kid-friendly options, so do keep that in mind if you are bringing children with you. What time should I arrive? We suggest that you arrive at least 30 minutes early so you can find a good parking spot and so we can get the party started right on schedule! Where should I park? The parking lot in front of the venue has 150 spots for people to park in! Please park in spots specified for the venue because it is close to a residential neighborhood. Will food be provided? Yes! We will be having a breakfast-for-dinner themed reception. We will have vegan-friendly options provided as well. If you have any allergies, please be sure to make note of those to us before the reception! Are the ceremony and reception locations wheelchair accessible? Absolutely! The front door of the venue is wheelchair accessible, as is the back door leading to the lakefront backyard. What should I wear? Semi-formal is probably the best way to describe the dress code. Dresses, dressy pantsuits, sports coats, button-downs, what have you. Break out the bow tie or the pearls if you're feeling fancy! What kind of shoes should/shouldn't I wear? Anything you feel comfortable walking around or dancing in is perfectly fine! There is a lot of grass surrounding the venue, so be careful if you wear heels. Whom should I call with questions? Feel free to call Sara until a month before the wedding if you have any questions! You likely already have her number if you're invited. If you have any questions after that, please contact Trianne Harabedian (maid of honor), Blake Bell (best man), or Frank and Theresa Dolansky (parents of the groom).