FAQs

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What is the dress code?

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We recommend garden cocktail attire. Think elegant, comfortable, and festive. Perfect for an outdoor botanical setting.

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What time should I arrive?

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Please plan to arrive 15–30 minutes early to allow time for seating and settling in.

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Are children welcome?

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Yes! Children are welcome to celebrate with us. We kindly ask parents to supervise little ones during the ceremony.

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Can I bring my pet?

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As much as we love furry friends, pets are not permitted at the venue.

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Is parking available?

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The city of Miami Beach will have a parking garage across the street from the wedding venue available with validation for $2 hourly. You may also uber to the venue: 1920 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139

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Are you providing hotel blocks?

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Hotel recommendations will be listed in the Travel & Stay section of our website.

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Can I take photos during the ceremony?

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We kindly ask guests to refrain from taking photos during the ceremony so everyone can be fully present. Feel free to take photos during the reception!

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Will there be food and drinks?

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Yes! We’ll be celebrating with great food, drinks, and plenty of dancing.

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Nearby Churches (Easter Weekend)

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Since this is Easter weekend, here are some nearby churches for those attending services: St. Patrick Catholic Church – Miami Beach St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church – Miami Beach Corpus Christi Catholic Church – Miami

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Easter Weekend Guide (April 4–6)

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If you’re making a weekend of it, Miami Beach has plenty to enjoy: Relax - Walk the Miami Beach Boardwalk - Enjoy the beach or hotel pool Dine - South Pointe & Sunset Harbour dining spots - Lincoln Road cafés and restaurants Explore - Miami Beach Botanical Garden - Art Deco Historic District - Wynwood Arts District (short drive) Shop - Lincoln Road - Bal Harbour Shops

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What gift should be purchased?

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We would love if instead you are able to make a donation to the following charities: United Way of Miami: Supports a wide range of community programs focused on education, health, financial stability, disaster response, and more across Miami-Dade. https://portal.unitedwaymiami.org/comm/SinglePageRegPledge.jsp?SA=8737686&SC=DefaultDonationPage Camillus House: Provides food, shelter, treatment, and housing assistance to people experiencing homelessness. https://www.camillus.org/one-time-donation/ Feeding South Florida Works to end hunger by distributing nutritious food and operating food banks across South Florida. https://feedingsouthflorida.org/give-money/