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Can I take photos during the ceremony?Can I take photos during the ceremony?

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We kindly ask that all guests refrain from taking photos or videos during our ceremony. We’re having an “unplugged” ceremony so everyone can be fully present with us in the moment—and because we’ve hired amazing professional photographers to capture it all! Don’t worry, we’ll be sharing the beautiful shots afterward. Thank you for understanding and helping us create a peaceful, present atmosphere.

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Where can we park for the church ceremony?Where can we park for the church ceremony?

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There will be ~ 22 parking spots available in the C.A.T.C.H. Parking Lot the day of our wedding. You can find this lot next to “Federal Beer Distributor” and by typing in the following address on your GPS: 1211 S 15th St Philadelphia, PA 19146 United States

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Will there be transportation from the hotel to the ceremony?Will there be transportation from the hotel to the ceremony?

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Yes! We will have a trolley pick hotel guests up to take to the ceremony. Be in the lobby by 2:10pm — the trolley will drop the hotel guests off to church by 2:30pm! Then the hotel guests will be picked up after the ceremony and brought back to the hotel to let you freshen up for the reception! The trolley from the hotel to the reception will be ready to take guests at 5:45pm!

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What is the dress code?What is the dress code?

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Black-Tie, formal attire is required. We request that men wear a suit in any dark color (bow tie preferred) & women wear a formal floor-length, dark-colored gown.

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Can I bring a guest?Can I bring a guest?

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As much as we would love to say yes, we have occupancy limits with the venue. Your invitation envelope and RSVP page will clearly state who from your household we have reserved space for.

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Are children welcome?Are children welcome?

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To give all our guests the opportunity to celebrate without having to worry about little eyes and ears, we politely request no children.