The wedding day is a formal evening event, black tie optional. Dust off your long dresses and tuxedos or suit and tie! For the ladies, please avoid all whites, creams, nudes, champagnes, and silvers. Need inspiration? See below!

The Welcome Party will be summer cocktail attire. Please keep the weather in mind as this is both an indoor and outdoor event. Ladies, please refrain from wearing white and cream. Note that the outdoor portion will be partly on turf so we recommend ladies wear flats, wedges, or a block heel.

There will be desserts and an open bar. Please eat dinner beforehand.

This is an adults only weekend. Due to capacity, no exceptions will be made. We encourage you to take this time to connect with your spouse and celebrate McCall and Walker's marriage in an adults only environment.

No. Please have all phones, smartwatches, cameras, and any noise emitting devices turned off during the ceremony and speeches. Walker and McCall have hired an excellent photographer and videographer and will be happy to share media with guests. Please allow them to enjoy this special day without the distraction of cellphones.

Chattanooga (CHA) has a municipal airport that is about a 15 minute drive to downtown. Birmingham (BHM), Nashville (BNA), and Atlanta (ATL) are around a two-hour drive to Chattanooga. If you fly into Nashville, please note that this is the same weekend as CMA Fest.

Please see the Travel tab for shuttle information. For the convenience and safety of our guests, we have contracted with Nooga Shuttles to provide a complimentary shuttle service both to and from the events on both evenings. We strongly encourage guests to use the shuttle service due to the distance and to avoid getting lost as the venue is in a rural and remote area that is dark at night and the roads have difficult hairpin turns. If you plan to consume alcohol, our shuttle will be your only option. Security will be on site and part of their role is to ensure there is no drinking and driving. The shuttles will be picking-up at the Read House, the Hampton Inn & Suites, and the McLemore Resort, but dropping off at all five of the recommended properties. Guests who chose to stay at the Edwin should travel to the Hampton Inn & Suites for shuttle departure, while guests staying at the Kinley should travel to the Read House for shuttle departure. Departure times will be communicated upon RSVP confirmation.

While you may be able to find an Uber or Lyft to drop you at the venue, they will not pick-up in Trenton, so our shuttle service is your best option.

While outside, guests will be standing on concrete pavers as well as fine, hard-packed gravel. Thin heels will not sink, but there could be some instability. Former brides and bridesmaids at this venue have not reported any discomfort or issues.

No. The venue has a strict no smoking/vaping policy and has a $500 fine for each violation. Please help us avoid any damage fees. Note: there will be a cigar and whiskey bar. That will be outside and has been pre-approved with the venue under the strict premise that no other smoking device be utilized and that all cigars remain in this designated area.

Both! The Welcome Party will be a free flowing event inside and out. The ceremony and cocktail hour will be outdoors, weather permitting while the reception will be indoors.

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