FAQs

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Can we park at the venue?

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There is NO PARKING at the venue. If you choose to drive, you can find street parking or public parking. Due to the time of year we highly recommend taking an Uber or booking accommodations close to the venue.

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Can children attend?

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While we absolutely adore the little ones, this wedding will be child-free.

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Where is the Wedding?

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Ceremony - Cathedral Basillica of St. Augustine @ 4-5 PM Reception- The Treasury on the Plaza @ 5-10 PM

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What is the attire?

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The attire is "Formal". This means floor length dresses for women, and a suit and tie for men. The weather may be chilly so bring shawls or jackets to keep warm.

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Where should we stay?

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There are no hotel blocks booked. We recommend looking for a hotel, Bed and Breakfast, or Air BnB close to the venue. Regardless of where you book it is IMPERATIVE you book as soon as possible. Our wedding is during a popular time called “Nights of Lights” and hotels will be highly inflated.

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What Transportation Is there to/from the Venue?

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Most hotels are within walking distance. If they are not we recommend taking an Uber or Lyft as there will be NO VENUE PARKING. The church is 30 feet away from the reception hall so there is no transportation needed between the two venues.

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I am not Catholic - Should I go to the ceremony?

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Whatever makes you the most comfortable. While we would love to have all of you at the ceremony we recognize that not everyone feels comfortable attending a religious ceremony that does not align with their personal beliefs. If you feel uncomfortable please feel free to join us at the reception only. If you feel comfortable attending all are welcome and encouraged to come.

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What is a Catholic Wedding Like?

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It is an hour-long ceremony. The priest will explain when you need to sit, stand, or kneel throughout the service. During communion, you may stay seated or cross your arms over your chest in an "x" to receive a blessing from the priest.