FAQs

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When do I need to RSVP by?

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Please RSVP by Friday, Oct. 22. (Just click the RSVP button at the top of the page.)

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Will masks be required?

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Washington, D.C., currently requires masks be worn during indoor events, regardless of your vaccination status. As we get closer to the wedding day, we will gather more details from our venue as to what is required and share with all. But please be prepared to wear a mask in case they are required.

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Are children invited?

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We have lots of family and friends with kiddos, so, yes, they're invited should you want to them to attend. However, we're not planning any special activities for them beyond the dance party.

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Who do I talk to about my food allergy / dietary restriction?

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We plan to have options for guests that are gluten-free (of course), vegetarian, vegan, and nut-free, but if you have any other allergy or dietary restriction, please let us know. You can email Ashley at AshMarieD86@gmail.com or note it in your RSVP.

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Is there a dress code?

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We're planning a classic, formal wedding, but wear what makes you feel comfortable. After all, we'll be dancing – A LOT! If you're feeling fancy, go black tie. But if you're not, we totally support that.

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Is there a metro stop near Hotel Monaco?

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Yes! Hotel Monaco is across the street from the Gallery Place-Chinatown stop on the Red Line.

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Will there be open bar?

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Definitely. As of today, the plan is for our bar to open at 5:30 p.m. at the start of cocktail hour. But should you want to get the party started early, we recommend grabbing a drink at the hotel's restaurant, Dirty Habit.

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Where should I park?

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If you're planning to stay overnight, we recommend valeting or doing self-parking at Hotel Monaco. There are several garages in Chinatown, but we strongly recommend checking signage as you see garages because rates and hours vary widely in D.C. (Some garages are not open late-night.) Street parking is also an option, but check signage along the block to make sure you won't be ticketed. (D.C. parking is very confusing!) For those coming from out of town, it's also an option to park at the end of a Metro line and take the train in. If you have other questions about parking, please ask Ashley or Todd!