We want everyone feeling their best. Already nailed down a look? Fabulous. Still staring at your closet? Garden cocktail is the goal: think bold colors, fun prints, and clothes you can actually dance in. The only shade that’s banned? White…unless you’re trying to start housewife level drama 😅
Our registry is linked right here on our website !
Hit the Travel tab for our discounted hotel block. But if you’re a free spirit (or just allergic to group rates), here are some other spots worth a look: • The Curtis – apparently home to the best showers in Buffalo. Yes, multiple people felt strongly enough to report this. • The Richardson – historic asylum turned boutique hotel. Yep, you read that right. Gorgeous architecture, a little haunted energy, and steps from our venue. • The Mansion on Delaware – because sometimes you just want to casually drop, ‘Oh, I’m staying at a mansion.’ Buffalo’s also full of Airbnbs. If you go that route, stick to Elmwood Village or Allentown for the charm, coffee shops, and walkable bar crawls. There is also a few listed in Kenmore if you want to stay close to the bride and groom!
As much as we adore your tiny humans, this party is strictly adults only. Only our nieces and nephews get the golden ticket (they’ve got jobs to do) and a couple of teen cousins who snuck past security. Everyone else—call the babysitter and enjoy a night off.
If your invite says you have a plus one, congrats—you do. We mainly offered them to friends traveling solo or those who might not know many people at the wedding. Outside of that, we’re keeping the guest list lean (our caterer thanks us). So if your envelope doesn’t mention a plus one, consider it your sign to come ready to eat, drink, and make new friends on the dance floor.
If you’re staying in our hotel block, yes- a shuttle will be there to scoop you up and bring you back. We’re still finalizing the details, but think of it as your ticket to skip parking hassles and ride in style (well… “wedding shuttle” style). Stay tuned for the schedule.
For any questions or concerns, please feel free to email dcg.wardman@gmail.com