Please RSVP by Sunday, April 12, so we can finalize seating, transportation, and catering details. Kindly submit your RSVP using the RSVP tab on this website.

Wedding events will be limited to guests age 11 and older. If you need childcare during the festivities, please note this in your RSVP so we can share trusted local childcare options.

Due to space limitations, we are only able to accommodate guests listed on the invitation.

If your plans change after submitting your RSVP, please reach out to us directly so we can update your response if possible.

Please include any dietary restrictions or allergies when submitting your RSVP so we can do our best to accommodate you.

If you missed the RSVP deadline, please reach out to us directly and we will do our best to accommodate your response if possible.

Dress for bold elegance! The evening will feel like a classic, swanky Southern soirée. Guests are encouraged to wear elevated cocktail or semi-formal attire that feels expressive and celebratory. Kindly note the color guidelines below when selecting your attire.

Yes — we ask guests to avoid wearing black or white and instead delight in the beautiful spectrum of colors and textures!

No, tuxedos are not required for men. Suits are welcome, and we invite men to have fun with color when selecting their attire!

Women are encouraged to wear elevated cocktail dresses or semi-formal gowns that feel expressive, elegant, and celebratory. Embrace beautiful colors, textures, and silhouettes that feel festive for a swanky Southern evening. Think silks, satins, florals, jewel tones, pastels, and statement textures—anything that feels festive and elegant. We kindly ask guests to avoid black or white attire and instead enjoy the vibrant spectrum of colors.

The ceremony and reception will both take place indoors at First Presbyterian Church of Macon and Terminal Station. A trolley service will be available to transport guests between the two venues.

Late April evenings in Macon can cool off after sunset, and guests will spend brief moments outdoors while arriving, departing, or enjoying transportation between venues. As the saying goes, "it’s not too hot, not too cold — all you need is a light jacket." A light jacket, shawl, or wrap may come in handy. And it always helps to be prepared for rain!

Our ceremony will take place in a historic, traditional church, so we encourage guests to choose attire that feels elegant and respectful of the setting while still celebrating the expressive spirit of the evening. Guests should also note our color guidelines and avoid wearing black or white.

Yes, there will be a few additional gatherings during the weekend. If you are invited to any events beyond the wedding day, they will be noted on your invitation and included in your RSVP options.

Yes, if you are invited to additional weekend events, you will be able to RSVP for those within the RSVP section of this website.

The ceremony will take place at First Presbyterian Church Macon in downtown Macon. Address: 682 Mulberry Street, Macon, GA 31201

The reception will follow at Terminal Station, a beautifully restored historic landmark in Macon. Address: 200 Cherry St, Macon, GA 31201

We recommend guests arrive 20–30 minutes before the ceremony begins to allow time for parking at Terminal Station and taking the trolley to the church.

Out of respect for the policies of First Presbyterian Church of Macon, guests are kindly asked to refrain from using phones or cameras during the ceremony. We invite everyone to remain fully present and enjoy the moment together. Once the celebration continues at the reception, guests are welcome to capture memories and document the evening, while still taking time to enjoy the festivities and be in the moment!

The ceremony will last approximately 30 to 40 minutes.

Yes! Guests will enjoy a trolley ride between the church and the reception venue beginning at three o'clock in the afternoon until six o'clock in the evening (3:00 - 6:00 PM). We ask guests to park in the Terminal Station parking lo.

Yes, parking is available at both First Presbyterian Church of Macon and Terminal Station. However, we kindly ask guests to park at Terminal Station and use the trolley service between the reception venue and the church. Terminal Station has reserved the entire parking lot for our celebration (nearly 200 spaces) so there will be plenty of room for everyone.

There will not be a formal coat check, but guests may keep personal items with them throughout the evening.

Yes, both the ceremony and reception venues are accessible. If you have specific accessibility needs, please note them in your RSVP or reach out to us directly so we can assist.

Most guests find it easiest to fly into Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), which offers the most flight options. It’s approximately 1.5–2 hours from Macon. Transportation from the airport to Macon can be arrange via ride shares, car rental, or the Groome Transportation Shuttle Service.

Yes! We have room blocks reserved at select hotels in Macon. Please visit the Travel & Accommodations page for details and booking links.

We recommend staying at one of the hotels listed on our Travel & Accommodations page, all of which are conveniently located near the ceremony and reception venues.

The recommended hotels are generally within 10–15 minutes of both the ceremony at First Presbyterian Church of Macon and the reception at Terminal Station.

We will not have formal transportation from the hotels, but many guests choose ride shares or taxis for convenience. If you have specific transportation needs, please let us know.

Yes, ride shares (like Lyft and Uber) operate in the Macon area, though availability can vary. We recommend arranging or scheduling rides early, especially for later in the evening.

Macon has so much charm to explore! We’ve shared some of our favorite local spots, restaurants, and activities on the “Things to Do” tab of this website.

Yes! Dinner will be served at 7:00 PM, following cocktail hour. Listen for the dinner bell. Appetizers will be available during cocktail hour for guests to enjoy.

Our menu features traditional flavors with a few unique twists. Dining options have been selected to accommodate most dietary needs.

Yes, there will be an open bar with a curated selection of beer, wine, and cocktails.

Yes! We’ve also curated a selection of non-alcoholic beverages and mocktails so everyone can enjoy something festive.

Please include any dietary restrictions or allergies in the notes section of your RSVP, and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Desserts will be served following dinner and will remain available throughout the rest of the reception.

We’re exploring a text-based photo sharing service for the celebration, so please be sure to include your phone number in your RSVP. Guests are also welcome to share photos using the hashtag #DownAndDunwody.

Please visit the Registry tab on this website to view our registry. If none of the listed items feel fitting, we warmly invite guests to consider selecting a piece of home décor, artwork, or a household item that has been especially meaningful or useful to you.

Your presence at our celebration is truly the greatest gift. However, if you choose to commemorate this special step in our lives with a gift, it will be warmly appreciated.

Yes, gifts may be shipped directly. If possible, please include a note so we know who to thank.

Yes, a gift table will be located near the entrance of the reception during cocktail hour.

Yes! Our registry, including additional options, can be found on the Registry tab of this website.

We kindly ask that guests refrain from using phones or cameras during the ceremony, in accordance with the policies of the church, so everyone can remain fully present for the moment. Once the celebration continues at the reception, guests are welcome to capture memories and document the evening where it feels natural.

Yes. We kindly ask that guests keep phones and cameras tucked away during the ceremony so everyone can be fully present for the moment. During the reception, guests are welcome to capture memories and share in the celebration.

Late April in Macon is typically pleasant and mild, with warm afternoons and cooler evenings. As someone once wisely said about April 25th, it’s not too hot, not too cold— all you need is a light jacket.

Guests are welcome to continue wearing their reception attire for any additional celebrations. If you’d prefer to change, please plan to bring any alternate attire with you.

If you have additional questions, please feel free to reach out to the couple. If it feels more comfortable, you are also welcome to contact our parents.

The best way to reach us before the wedding is by phone or email.