FAQs
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I'm having an issue RSVPing. What should I do?
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We're so sorry to hear that! Please make sure you're entering your full name as listed. If the website locks you out for too many attempts, RSVP through a different browser or in incognito mode. If you're still having issues, please contact Agnieszka or Andrew.
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Is there a registry?
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We do not have a traditional registry. As we begin this next chapter together, we are saving for our first home and will be gratefully accepting monetary gifts instead.
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What time should I arrive for the ceremony?
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The ceremony will begin at 1:00 PM. Parking is located at the front and side of the church. We recommend arriving a little early so everyone has time to find their seat and settle in before things begin.
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What time is the reception?
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The reception will begin at 6:00 PM. Parking is located behind and to the side of the banquet hall. Dinner will be served at 7:00 PM, and the celebration will continue until 1:00 AM.
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What is the dress code?
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The ceremony will be dressy casual. Think button-down shirt, polo, relaxed pants (chinos, khakis), sports coat or blazer, sundresses, midi dresses, or jumpsuits. The reception will be semi-formal. Think suit (dress shirt, dinner jacket, dress pants), cocktail dress, midi dress, dressy jumpsuit, or even a floor-length dress. Please no jeans or sneakers.
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Will children be allowed?
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Yes, children are welcome! However, after 10:00 PM the DJ will begin playing more adult music. We leave it up to parents to decide what is best for their children as the evening continues.
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Will there be alcohol?
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Yes. There will be an open bar throughout the reception, along with liquor available at the tables for guests to enjoy. Please plan your transportation ahead of time if you plan on drinking.
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What if I have dietary restrictions?
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If you have any dietary restrictions or food allergies, please make sure to note them in your RSVP or personally contact the bride and groom. We'll make sure to notify the banquet hall and accommodate accordingly.
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What Polish traditions should we expect?
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Yes! We will be incorporating several Polish wedding traditions during the evening. Guests will be welcomed with a traditional shot of cytrynówka, a Polish folk band to set the mood, Polish music, games, and delicious traditional food. Here are some phrases to prepare before the big day: NA ZDROWIE (pronounced "nah zdroh-vyeh") - meaning "cheers" or "to your health", typically used for toasting, wishing good health, or a way to say "bless you" after someone sneezes STO LAT (pronounced "stoh lat") - meaning "100 years", typically sang or said to the couple as a means of wishing them well, also used for birthdays DZIĘKUJĘ (pronounced "jen-koo-yeh") - meaning "thank you", pretty self-explanatory PIWO PROSZĘ (pronounced "pee-vo pro-sheh") - meaning "beer, please", typically said when dying of thirst at the bar
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I have a question, but it wasn't answered here! What do I do?
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Please contact Agnieszka or Andrew if you need clarification or have questions. Our phone numbers and email addresses are listed within your wedding invite, labeled "The Details."