What time should I arrive? Please arrive on time. For the exact location and start time, refer to your invitation or the Schedule section of our website. Where is the ceremony and reception located? There will be no ceremony on the day of the celebration. Harris and I will be heading to the courthouse the day before to officially tie the knot. What time does the celebration end? The celebration will conclude at 10:00 PM.
What is the dress code? Miami-chic with a Cuban flair. Light, stylish, and comfortable attire. Are suits or gowns required? No. Gentlemen are encouraged to wear lightweight linen shirts (guayabera style is perfect!) with dress pants or linen trousers. Ladies should opt for comfortable, stylish dresses in soft, light colors such as blush, cream, pastel peach, lavender, or pale blue. Will the event be indoors or outdoors? The celebration will take place indoors at the restaurant.
Is parking available at the venue? Yes, parking is available at the venue. Is valet offered? Yes, valet parking will be available. Is ride-share recommended? Ride-share is always encouraged; Uber or Lyft is a great option since we’ll be partying!
Will food be served? Yes! We’ll be serving traditional Spanish cuisine with options for fish, steak, and paella, so come hungry! Will there be an open bar? Yes, of course! We’ll have an open bar, that’s a party!
Is there a preferred gift? We do not have a formal registry. Your presence is the greatest gift of all, but if you wish to honor us with a gift, a contribution toward our life together would be sincerely appreciated.
Can I take photos during the wedding? Yes! We welcome all photography. We’ll also have a basket for film photos if you’d like to take some and share them with us.
How do I RSVP? You can RSVP by contacting me directly or through our wedding website. When is the RSVP deadline? Please RSVP by early August 2026 so we can finalize all the details for our celebration!
Harris and I have some of our favorite spots we’d love to share! Dining: Latin Cafe – our favorite Cuban diner, where we love to rewind over comforting Cuban food. Salumeria – authentic Italian flavors. Itzakaya – traditional Japanese cuisine. Moises Bakery on South Beach – grab a Venezuelan tequeño or empanadas de carne before heading to the beach. Nightlife & Bars: Wynwood Brewery Hopping – some of our favorite breweries are here. Veza Sur – where we had our first date! Try the Chancleta Ale (it’s bold, like Abula!) or my personal favorite, the Lulo Sour. We hope you get a chance to enjoy some of these spots while in Miami!