Our dress code is semi-formal. We want to see our family and friends dressed up on our big day! For the men, we recommend a nice button up and slacks. For the ladies, a dress or a blouse and dress pants. Make sure to check the weather and dress accordingly! Please no jeans/denim and warm fall colors are encouraged! Please refrain from wearing white or rust/burnt orange as our wedding party will be in that color.

We already have most of the household items we need, so we've skipped the traditional registry. If you'd like to give a gift, we'd truly appreciate a contribution toward our future home!

Parking will be available in a field located just before the entrance to the Mayne Residence. Keep an eye out for signs — they’ll guide you to the correct spot. Please follow the signage carefully. Since it’s a field, be mindful of uneven ground, rocks, and other natural hazards when parking and walking.

We have chosen to do a seating chart for dinner. Once dinner is over please feel free to get up, dance, and move around!

We have decided to have an adults-only wedding. We hope this doesn’t cause an inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

We're keeping things intimate, so if a plus one is included, you'll see it on your invitation. Feel free to reach out to us if you are not sure.

We will have a limited variety of drinks available while they last. Therefore, we encourage you to bring your own favorite beverages to enjoy throughout the evening as well.

A shuttle will be running towards the end of the event to the Deep Creek Lake area. We encourage you to carpool to the event and have fun! You can leave your car overnight and pick it up in the morning. This is a limited service. Please reach out if you are interested.

The event will be held in a heated tent. Depending on the temperature outside, it may get cool in the evening. Please dress and plan accordingly.

We are encouraging our guests to explore the area. We recommend staying in an Airbnb in Deep Creek Lake (Maryland), Davis (West Virginia), or Thomas (West Virginia). Davis and Thomas, West Virginia, are towns within/near several State Parks and National Forrests. If you stay there, be sure to explore the beauty of West Virginia!