FAQs

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Where is the wedding?

Answer

The wedding is at the Museum of Flying in Santa Monica, California. We have rented out the entire museum for the festivities, and it is going to be spectacular. Our schedule page has the address with a map, but you know you’ve found the right place when you see the airplane nose sticking out of the side of the building.

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Where do we park?

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We’ve included a nice little diagram about where to park on our photos tab, but the long and short of it is that you need to go to the lot behind the museum. Go past the airplane nose sticking out of the side of the building and hang a left into that lot. For those of you with mobility impairments, (and I sympathize as I am one of you) you can be dropped off at the front door, but the car that took you here still needs to go where all the other cars go.

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Do you have any hotel recommendations?

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Yes we do. Please check our “travel” page for a full list of recommendations. N found some places that are definitely worth checking out. Please note that we have not reserved any hotel blocks. Guests are responsible for their own accommodations.

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I have a dietary restriction, can I make a special request?

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Absolutely. Let us know in your RSVP, and we will pass it along to our caterer. They’re awesome about these things. We’ll reach out to you specifically about your request if we need more information.

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What is the dress code?

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Cocktail attire. A description of what we’re after is included below. MEN: Dark suit with a nice tie, dress shoes. WOMEN: Cocktail dresses below the knee, formal tea length and midi dresses, evening dresses, formal jumpsuits and tailored suits are all acceptable. You can wear heels if you want to, but dressy, comfy flats are more than welcome.

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Are you registered? Where? Is there a specific type of gift you’d prefer?

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Yes, we’re registered right here on Zola. You’ll be able to purchase things right off our Registry tab on this website, which we’ll publish once the wedding gets a little closer. As for what we’d prefer, we really need things to fill our first home together. The two of us have spent five out of six years together long distance, and that one year together was our first year. 2023 will be the first time that we have lived in same state since 2018, which is blowing our minds. As you can imagine, our cabinets are a little…. sparse. The majority of what’s on there is kitchen goods, and we’ve tagged our “most wanted” gifts with a special flair that makes them highly visible.

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Can I bring a date?

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If you have been provided with a plus one, then yes. Otherwise, please just bring yourself.