FAQs

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What is the dress code?

Answer

Dress code is semi-formal! We would love to see our family dressed-up for a night downtown, but wear something comfortable enough to dance in! Please, no jeans. The ceremony and reception will be indoors, but cocktail hour will be on a deck overlooking the Chicago River.

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Will there be parking at the Ceremony?

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Loyola has a parking garage that you are more than welcome to park in for the Ceremony.

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Will there be transportation from the hotel?

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There will be a shuttle to transport guests to and from the hotel and chapel. Due to time constraints, there will be ONLY ONE SHUTTLE BUS transporting guests and it will leave from the hotel promptly at 2:00pm. Valet parking is available at River Roast for the reception, or we recommend using SpotHero to park at one of the many nearby parking garages.

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Can I bring a plus-one?

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Due to capacity rules at the venue, no "plus-ones" are allowed unless otherwise denoted on the invitation.

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Can I bring my kids?

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Although we love our family and friend's children, we respectfully request no children at the reception as this will be an adults-only night. Use this as an excuse for a date-night on the town!

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Can I take pictures during the ceremony?

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We kindly ask that you do not take pictures during the ceremony, as we are having an "unplugged ceremony" so that our guests can be fully present in the moment. Feel free to take pictures and videos after the ceremony at the Reception.

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How do I RSVP and When should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP using the cards sent in the invitation suite and denote which meal you'd prefer for the dinner, return address labels and postage is included on the envelope in the invitation suite. Please RSVP by August 30, 2024.

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Is there a gift registry?

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Gift registries can be located on our website under the "Registry" tab, or you can find them on the 'Crate and Barrel' website and on ‘Amazon’ using the names Muzupappa or Vigansky.