FAQs
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What time should I arrive at the ceremony on Saturday, 2/14?
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Please arrive at 2:45 PM to Saint Aloysius Church to allow time for seating, as the ceremony will begin promptly at 3 PM.
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Is there a dress code for Saturday and Sunday?
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Formal attire is encouraged for the church ceremony on Satuday, 2/14/26. Black tie attire is encouraged for the reception on Sunday, 2/15/26! Dress to celebrate :}
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Is there transportation to and from the hotels to the ceremony?
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Lyft and Uber are encouraged as transportation will not be provided, and NYC street parking can be tough. Please plan your travel accordingly!
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Hey, what's the scoop on Saturday's event at Phil's after the ceremony?
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Phil's celebration starts at 6 PM on Saturday after the ceremony. They'll have light bites and an open bar. It'll be a cozy, informal celebration, with hot dogs, pierogis, samosas, and a couple speeches from brave friends. Parking in the area is limited.
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Are you registered? Where?
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Yes! Your presence truly means the most to us, but if you wish to give a gift, we are registered and the details can be found on the Registry page of our website.
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Can I bring a date?
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If your invitation includes a plus-one and is noted, they are warmly welcome. Due to space constraints, we kindly ask that only those listed on the invitation attend.
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Do you have any hotel recommendations?
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Yes, our hotel blocks can be found on the Travel page of our website.
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What will happen if Andrew sees my Apple Watch (or smart watch)?
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He says "I will steal it, and hide it. You have been warned."
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How do I pronounce Eva's name?
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Time to code-switch! You may hear Eva’s name pronounced in two ways. Ewa (“Eh-vah”) is the Polish pronunciation, and Eva (“Ee-vah”) is the American pronunciation. Both are correct and both are part of who she is.
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Which is Andrew’s favorite cousin?
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Nice try!
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Which is Eva’s favorite sibling?
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Each one holds a different and irreplaceable place in her heart.