Anna & Fernando
FAQs
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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?
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The ceremony will begin at 1:00pm. We suggest arriving at 12:30pm so you can comfortably park, find your seat, and settle in.
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Can I take pictures?
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Of course! Make sure to use our hashtag #Escobedo2021 when you post them! ✨ *Please refrain from using electronics during mass to be respectful of the Eucharist.
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Is there a dress code?
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Yes. The ceremony will be a celebration in the extraordinary form of the mass. Please be respectful of the sacrament and dress appropriately. Examples of appropriate attire for mass: Men: Please stay away from hats, shorts, or sneakers. Women: Shoulders & chest must be covered & hems must fall below the knee. Hats & veils are encouraged but not required.
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Can I bring a date?
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We request that any additional desired guests not addressed on the invitation envelope are confirmed with the bride or groom prior to the wedding date.
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Are kids welcome?
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Absolutely! We love kiddos. We do request that any children and other guests not originally addressed on the invitation be verified with the bride or groom prior to the wedding day.
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Are you registered? Where?
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As we begin our lives together, we are especially grateful for all the love and support we have received. We currently do not have the space to keep up with the generous gifts from our friends and family & instead plan on waiting until we move into our new home to purchase the items on our list. We kindly ask that you donate to our Zola cash funds but feel free to gift an item if you wish! The biggest gift of all, however, is your presence on our big day. Thank you for your love, and we can’t wait to share our special day with you!
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What time will the reception end?
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The farewell will take place at 11:00pm.
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Should I wear a mask?
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Whenever social distancing is not possible for those outside of your family, we ask that you wear your mask to protect yourself & others (unless you are under 2 years old or cannot medically tolerate one).