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Two young folks, one from Tacoma, Washington and one from Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, met in a Brooklyn bar, telling jokes and swapping stories. Between a couple of bits and beers, he asked her out. One month later, we were completely in love. In the last few years, we have seen Mets and Yankees games together, met each other in Paris, and seen how the lights are big and bright on Broadway. Now, we're inviting you to take part in a celebration of our commitment to each other. Thank you for being a part of our lives.
All of our guests are highly valued members of our community, and are coming from all over the North American continent. Additionally, we will be celebrating in the cultural melting pot of the country. We ask that everyone please be respectful of everyone's culture and identity. We ask that everyone be respectful of the people they meet. New Yorkers speak over 600 languages, and represent all religions, sexual orientations, and perspectives. You'll be amazed at what wonderful experiences you can have when you embrace New York. Also, please note that unless your plus one or family is listed in the RSVP form, we cannot accommodate other guests.
1:00 pm - 9:00 pm
The dress code is semi-formal Autumn in New York. Skirt lengths of all kinds are welcome, but be mindful that there might be a chill in the air. Please no jeans. If you are wearing pants, a suit jacket/blazer is recommended. Also, no need to worry about out-shining the couple. We encourage everyone to showcase their personality, culture, and spunk in their attire -- it makes the party more fun!
There will be dinner, drinks, and dancing following the ceremony.
Please enter the first and last name of one member of your party below.
If you're responding for you and a guest (or your family), you'll be able to RSVP for your entire group on the next page.
Bride
Groom
Mother of the Bride
Father of the Bride
Father of the Groom
Mother of the Groom
Maid of Honor
Bridesmaid
Bridesmaid
Bridesmaid
Bridesmaid
Best Man
Groomsman
Groomsman
Groomsman
Groomsperson
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Just two blocks from the Empire State Building, and featuring a gym and business center, the Hilton on Park Avenue has all the convenience of Midtown while also keeping you far from Times Square. Great for quick trips and those seeking the familiarity of a Hilton. Ranges from $200 to $300/night.
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If you want to see some of Downtown Brooklyn and want an affordable option, the Holiday Inn and Suites offers practical dwellings for decent prices. $150 - $250/night
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In trendy Williamsburg, this modern hotel by Marriott offers incredible restaurants and parks with beautiful views close by, and options between King and bunk beds, it's perfect for families. Ranges between $200 and $250 per night.
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In the heart of New York's most beautiful neighborhood, the West Village, The Jane is a chic getaway in the middle of the city. If you want to be a stone's throw from the best food in the city, and don't mind a shared bathroom with your neighboring guests, The Jane allows you to check into New York's history without blowing the budget. And, if you're into this sort of thing, locals say it's haunted. If you're not, then there's absolutely no ghosts whatsoever. Ranges from $200 - 300/night.
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This hotel has all the glamour of downtown, plus a velvet-coated cinema and romantic jazz club in the basement. Ranges from $250 - 350/night.
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Times Square offers a variety of hotels in close proximity to almost every train line and major tourist attraction. The Gallivant is one of the more affordable high-quality hotels. Prices range from $150 - $250/night.
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If you are flying into the Newark Airport and don't mind taking New Jersey Transit into the city, this Hampton by Hilton offers cozy accommodations and is economically practical, at $150 - $200/night.
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To the guests looking for a true luxury New York experience, The Pierre is the ultimate royal hotel. It is priced accordingly.
Travel Note
If you are looking for a more homey stay, VRBO offers some incredible locations for a variety of prices.
If you want to see some of the sites of the city, our dear friend Avery (born and raised in New York) is giving tours on the Sunday after the festivities. Appropriate for all ages! More details coming soon.
Please RSVP by ten weeks before the wedding. That deadline is Saturday August 2nd 2025.
Please arrive between 12:30 and 1 PM. The Mass will begin at 1 PM sharp, as there is another service happening at 3 and we will need to be out by 2:30.
Yes! All families with children have received an invite for their little ones as well. If you do have young ones coming, please be mindful that the Mass is a little over an hour, and there is no "kids' space" in the Church during the Mass, so please prepare accordingly.
The dress code is semi-formal Autumn in New York. Skirt lengths of all kinds are welcome, but be mindful that there might be a chill in the air. Please no jeans, and if you are wearing pants, a suit jacket or blazer is recommended. Also, there is no need to worry about out-shining the couple. We encourage everyone to showcase their personality, culture, and spunk in their attire -- it makes the party more fun that way!
All are welcome to come to our ceremony! We want you there! No need to brush up on your VeggieTales. Just please be mindful that only Catholics are allowed to receive communion.
If you have a spouse or children, they have also been invited. Additionally, committed partners of our guests have been invited and informed. If you have not received notice that you have a plus-one, then you have not been allotted one. We apologize for this, we just need to have an accurate representation of who will be attending, and how much of each resource we need to allocate to make the party fun for everyone.
Yes! We will be sending invitations in the early spring. There will be a section on the invitations to denote your dietary restrictions/allergies. Please denote your food allergies -- our caterer knowing them is not an inconvenience, but rather a necessary safety measure to ensure that everyone is healthy and happy at the event. A note in an RSVP is a lot less annoying than a trip to a hospital!
New York is not a city where we recommend bringing or renting a car. There will be very limited parking in the area. Please keep this in mind. However, we will be in a very transit-friendly area of the city, where it's easy to get around using the train, Citibikes, and walking. There are also yellow cabs all over.
Our dinner and drinks will be complimentary to all of our guests, including an open bar. However, please be mindful of the staff who are making our drinks. If you plan on drinking cocktails, it is customary to tip staff.
We met at a bar during a stand-up open mic in Brooklyn, an environment famous for developing happy sustaining relationships. We found that we not only had similar senses of humor, but similar backgrounds: choir kids from Catholic families who love Scorsese movies, scotch, and our families. Our differences showcased new perspectives to each other that deepened our love for each other. We were friends for about a year before we started dating.
We will hold two planned video conference sessions before the wedding that all are welcome to attend. You may ask any other questions you have then, about travel, things to do in the city, and the events in general. If there is an immediate question you need answered, you can contact the bride at shannon.h.constantine@gmail.com, and the groom at nollalos24@gmail.com.