FAQs
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When should I RSVP by?
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Please RSVP by June 11!
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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?
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Because seating is limited and our church isn't very big, arriving 15-20 minutes early is probably a good bet! Heads-up, you may find yourself sitting with other guests since the church seating layout is long wood pews rather than individual chairs.
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Is there a dress code?
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Our dress code is semi-formal. The ceremony will be indoors and the reception will be a mix of outdoors and indoors. The reception venue is at a high elevation and can get cold in the evening. We're asking ladies to consider a few factors out of respect for the Blessed Sacrament present in the church. We appreciate your cooperation with our efforts to keep our ceremony reverent and centered on God. Ladies, please wear a shawl or a sweater if opting for a sleeveless or low-cut dress, and please avoid overly short dresses. Once we are at the reception, feel free to shed the sweater and get your dance on! Additionally, much of our reception will take place outdoors, so you may want to take this into account when considering footwear. No shade in going barefoot at the reception! :)
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Can I bring a date?
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Due to limited space, we ask that only guests mentioned by name on the invitation attend.
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Are you registered? Where?
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Yes! We have a Zola registry accessible on the homepage of this website!
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Are kids welcome?
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We have included kids on our guest list count, so if your child is listed on the invitation you received, please feel free to bring them! Unfortunately, we don't have the room to add children last-minute. Our reception has lots of fun stuff for kids to do, like a rock climbing set, a slide, and lawn games. Since it is at high elevation and near a (fenced) cliffside, please keep an eye on your kiddos!
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Why is the ceremony longer than usual?
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To celebrate marriage as a sacrament of the Catholic Church, our marriage will be accompanied by a Traditional Catholic Mass offered in Latin. There will be more information on this available at the church!
