FAQs
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Are kids invited?
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To allow all wedding guests, including parents, a night of relaxation and uninhibited revelry, we respectfully ask that no children attend our wedding unless specifically asked to attend by the bride and groom.
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Where should I park?
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Please do not park in the driveway of The Carlini Residence. If dropping guests off, please use the turnaround driveway to drop off and then find a parking spot at one of the places mentioned below. There is parking located across the street from The Carlini Residence at Fairhaven Park, which will be first come, first serve. If there is not parking available, please park across from the First National Bank at 1801 McKees Rocks Road, McKees Rocks, PA 15136. There will be a sign labeled "Wedding Shuttle Stop". Please park here and see the Shuttle & Parking section of our website for more information.
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Is there a shuttle from the hotel to the venue and back?
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The shuttle will make one pick up at 3:15 PM to bring guests to the Carlini Residence and will bring guests back to the hotel at 10:30 PM from the Carlini Residence.
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Can I still use the shuttle if I don't sign up for it when I RSVP?
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Yes! We needed a rough estimate for the shuttles, but if your plans change, please feel free to use either shuttle!
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Can I leave my car overnight?
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If you are leaving your car overnight, please use the shuttle stop at 1801 McKees Rocks Road, McKees Rocks, PA 15136.
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Where do I stay?
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We have a hotel block at the Double Tree by Hilton Pittsburgh Airport. Hotel room block information will be in the Travel section of our website.
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Where do I RSVP?
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Please see the RSVP section of the website to submit your response!
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What is the attire?
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Formal - please no jeans. Please note this is mostly in grass, so keep that in mind when selecting shoes to wear.
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Is the wedding outdoors?
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Yes, the wedding is under a tent and mostly in grass. Please make sure to dress accordingly.