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What time should I arrive ?What time should I arrive ?

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The ceremony will begin at 3 P.M. Please, try to arrive at least 30 minutes before the ceremony to give enough time to park and find a pew.

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Can I take pictures ?Can I take pictures ?

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To respect the sacredness of the Mass, we ask that all guests “unplug”, so that all be completely present during this special celebration. Our hired professionals Alyssa & Sydney will be doing the photo taking during that time. Feel free to take all the photos that you would like after the ceremony is complete.

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Who may receive the Eucharist/Communion during the Mass ?Who may receive the Eucharist/Communion during the Mass ?

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As Catholics, we believe that Jesus is truly present, Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity, in the Holy Eucharist. Because of this, we ask that only baptized Catholics who have received their First Holy Communion, are practicing the Faith, and are in the state of grace receive the Holy Eucharist.

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Why October 22nd ?Why October 22nd ?

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"The more ready you are to give yourself to God and to others, the more you will discover the authentic meaning of life." ~St. Pope John Paul II These words from Saint Pope John Paul II deeply resonate with us and beautifully capture the heart of why we chose October 22nd, his feast day, as our wedding date. JPll’s life and teachings, especially through his Theology of the Body, revealed the profound truth that marriage is not simply a human contract, but a sacred vocation—a living reflection of God’s faithful, self-giving love. He called couples to continually choose each other, to pursue holiness side by side, and to see one another with the same reverence with which Christ loves His Church.
 In our small, daily choices, we humbly accept the invitation he so often gave—to build something beautiful for God, starting in the most intimate and sacred place: our home. Totus Tuus