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The day
3.30pm · Ceremony
In the field behind the barn. Chairs on the grass; blankets if the wind turns.
Directions5.00pm · Supper
In the barn, at two long tables. Cider from the orchard, wine from down the road.
8.30pm · Fire and dancing
Outside by the fire pit, then back in the barn until late.
Sunday, 10.00am · Apple picking
For anyone still around. Coffee and cider doughnuts at the farm stand.
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Hazel & Theo · Saturday, October 16, 2027
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What to wear
Autumn smart. The ceremony is on grass, so leave the stilettos; bring a warm layer for after dark.
Getting there, and staying
The farm is about two hours north of New York City. Trains run from Grand Central to Poughkeepsie, then it is a twenty-minute taxi.
There is parking in the lower field, and a shuttle back to town at 11pm and midnight.
The inn in the village, ten minutes away
Rooms held under HAZELTHEO until August 31.
Gifts
You coming is the gift. If you would like to give something anyway, there is a small fund for the trip we keep putting off.
Things people ask
Are children welcome?
Yes. There is a lawn, a fire with a grown-up beside it, and a barn cat who is very patient.
What if it rains?
Then everything happens in the barn, which was the plan for supper anyway.
Is there anywhere to charge a phone?
In the barn, by the door. The signal on the farm is poor, which we consider a feature.
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The short version
We met at an orchard in October, arguing about which apples were worth picking. We still disagree. We would love you to come and settle it.
It will be one long afternoon and evening on a farm: the ceremony in the field, supper in the barn, and a fire when it gets cold.