Wedding Day

We can't wait to see you looking, feeling your best, and ready to spend the evening with us on our special day. Please be at your most formal and polished during our ceremony. 

When figuring out what to wear, we want you to think somewhere between a sophisticated formal occasion and a southern cocktail evening. Put your whole personality and your best judgment into choosing your nicest shoes and the attire you want to choose for our evening of ceremony and celebration. The goal is to look polished, dressy, comfortable, and totally you.

Attire: Suitepants, jumpsuits, midi, knee-length, or tea-length dresses are all goes. Just keep in mind for full-length attire that we will be walking on country terrain. Dress pants, dress shirts, Suitjacket, pattern button-up collar shirts, ties, and bowties all sound great. Anything too tight, short, or revealing is a big “no,” as well as jeans, ripped clothing, and shorts.

Shoes: The ground at our venue can be uneven and soft in certain areas. Block heels, wedges, dressy flats, and dress shoes with thicker soles will keep you comfortable. If you're a true fashionista wearing stiletto heels, have some heel protectors handy and an extra pair of shoes. We value comfort and fashion. Wear dress shoes or your favorite Chucks, Vans, Nike Air Force, Doctor Martens, etc. No running shoes, flip-flops, etc.

Weather Considerations: Check out the weather report on the page or via your favorite app, as it is important to take the weather into consideration. March can be lovely during the day but a bit chilly at night. There are fire pits, heaters, and such, but better to be prepared. We suggest a cardigan or a light jacket, a thick jacket, a shawl, etc. Feel free to bring a blanket, as they are always a good thing to have around. And, as much as you enjoy a chunky pull-over sweater, that band zip-up hoodie, or the jean jacket with the patches, they are inappropriate for this evening's event.