FAQs
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Where should I stay?
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We are still working on getting Hotel rooms blocked for all those who are travelling! Check back in soon for further information! :)
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Am I allowed to bring a plus one?
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We are so excited to celebrate our special day with you! We have put a lot of thought into our guest list, and as much as we wish we could invite everyone it just isn't possible. We want our reception to be as personal and intimate with all of our closest friends and family, as possible, so we can be fully present to celebrate with you all. If your plus one is invited, then they will be listed on your invite in the RSVP section of the website. Regarding the Ceremony, anyone and everyone are welcome and we would absolutely love to have them there! But for the Cocktail hour and reception please be mindful that it is only those listed on the invite.
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When should I RSVP by?
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Please get your final RSVP to us by May 31st 2025! But please RSVP as soon as you are able! We are so excited to get to celebrate our special day with each and every one of you!
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What is the dress code?
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The dress code is Semi-formal/ Dressy "casual". Keep in mind that the Ceremony is being held in a Catholic Church so we ask you to dress modestly. For the ladies, we suggest floor-length sundresses/cocktail dresses. And for the men, a dress shirt and dress pants, preferably with a sport coat and tie. Please avoid casual clothing such as jeans.
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Am I allowed to take photos during the ceremony?
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We'd like to ask you to try to avoid taking photos during the ceremony. Not only because it is distracting and irreverent to pull out your phone during the Mass but also because we have two amazing photographers who will be there to capture our special day. We can't wait to share those pictures with you! After the ceremony, and at the Reception, feel free to take as many pictures as you would like! We would love too see all of the photos that you will have taken! :)
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Who can receive communion at the Ceremony Mass?
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To respect the Sanctity of the Mass, only practicing Catholics who are in the state of Grace are welcome to receive communion. Those of you who are not Catholic may either remain in your seat or approach the alter rail, kneel, cross your arms, and wait to receive a blessing from the Priest.
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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?
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The ceremony will begin at 2:00 pm. To avoid being late and missing anything we recommend arriving by 1:30 to ensure parking and finding a seat before the Mass begins!