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FAQs

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Can I bring a plus-one or additional guests?

Answer

To keep things organized, we’ve included the names of all invited guests when you RSVP. When you enter your name, you’ll see the full list of people invited under your invitation. If you don’t see a guest listed there, we unfortunately aren’t able to accommodate additional plus-ones. We hope you understand, and we’re so excited to celebrate with everyone who can join us!

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How do I get to and from the ceremony and reception?

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Our ceremony and reception will take place at two different locations: the ceremony will be held at St. Edward’s Church, and the reception will follow at Ahavah. The venues are only about 10 minutes apart. Guests are responsible for arranging their own transportation between the two locations. We recommend planning ahead—whether that’s driving, carpooling, or using a rideshare service—to ensure a smooth transition between events.

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Will transportation be provided after the reception?

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We will not be providing transportation or a shuttle service after the reception. Guests are responsible for arranging their own rides home or back to their accommodations. We encourage everyone to plan ahead—whether that means designating a driver, carpooling, or using a rideshare service—so you can celebrate safely and enjoy the evening!

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Can I leave my car at the venue overnight?

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Yes, guests are welcome to leave their cars at the venue overnight. We just ask that all vehicles are picked up by 8:00 AM the following morning. Thank you for helping us keep things running smoothly!

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Can I bring my kids?

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While we adore your kids, we’re keeping our wedding as intimate as possible. If your child is listed on your invitation, we’d be delighted to have them join us—otherwise, we kindly ask that you make other arrangements.

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What should I wear?

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We kindly ask guests to dress in classic formal attire—think suits, ties, formal dresses, or gowns.