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Vanessa & James Michael

5.1.2027 • West Point, MS
338 Days To Go!

Vanessa & James Michael

5.1.2027 • West Point, MS
338 Days To Go!

What is the color scheme for the wedding?

Our color palette are rustic tones of pink, and all shades of blue; please expect all the blues and dusty pinks to be featured throughout the celebration.

Can I wear white, cream, champagne, or similar colors?

This is a playful question — please avoid wearing white, cream, or champagne as these are reserved for the couple. If you do choose to wear one of these colors, be prepared for two mischievous children armed with water guns filled with red Kool‑Aid. Consider instead choosing from our color palette or summer/rustic tones.

How do I RSVP?

To RSVP, please use the RSVP section on this website. One person—the recipient of the website link—should complete the response and indicate accept/decline for everyone in their household.

When should I RSVP by?

Please RSVP by January 1, 2027. If you need extra time, contact us directly—while we can’t guarantee changes after the deadline, but please make sure to RSVP by the allotted time or your presence will be missed.

Where is the Wedding?

The venue address will be sent to guests after you RSVP—please RSVP on this website to receive it. The full address is not posted publicly here.

What food will be served?

We will be serving a selection of favorite finger foods and small bites suited to an afternoon celebration, including savory hors d’oeuvres and a few sweet treats. If you have dietary restrictions, please let us know when you RSVP so we can accommodate you.

Am I allowed to bring a plus one?

We have a limited number of seats and can only accommodate guests listed on your invitation. If your invitation includes a plus one, please RSVP for them; if it does not, we ask that you attend without an additional guest.

Am I allowed to bring my children?

While we are a child friendly wedding, we want everyone to have a good time. So if you decide to bring your kid there will be activities for them to do, but whatever you decide is ultimately up to the parents.

Where should we bring/ send our gifts?

Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift we could ask for. However, if you would like to give a gift, we have created a registry on this website with our mailing address included. There will also be a card box and a designated area for gifts at the reception.

What time will the reception end?

The bride may go to bed early most nights, but she’ll be ready to celebrate and party the night away! We completely understand if guests with children or those who prefer an earlier evening need to leave sooner. We truly appreciate any amount of time you spend celebrating with us. Please note that, due to venue rules, all guests must depart by 12:00 a.m. at the latest. We kindly ask that you plan ahead and arrange a ride home, whether that’s an Uber or a designated driver.

Am I allowed to take/post pictures at the wedding?

We kindly ask that guests do not take photos during the ceremony so our photographer can capture the moment without distractions. Please keep phones put away during this time. You are more than welcome to take as many photos as you’d like during the reception afterward! If you choose to post photos from the reception on social media, that is perfectly fine. However, we ask that you please do not post any photos of the bride or groom until they have shared their own first. If a photo is posted early, we will ask that it be taken down.

Who can I contact for more information?

ANYONE BUT THE BRIDE AND GROOM!! The bride will handle anything until 3 weeks before, if you have any more questions past that point here is a list of contacts: Mother of the Bride: Wendi Oswalt: (662) 809-9646 - Mother of the Groom: Bonnie Fulgham: (662) 552-1971 - Maid of Honor: Gabbi Yates: (662) 605-3392 - Actual Emergency: 911

We kindly ask guests to respect the preferences and decisions the Bride and Groom have made for their wedding day. If any aspect of the celebration doesn’t suit you, you are not required to attend — but know that your presence will be missed.