FAQs

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Is there a dress code?

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Yes! Dress to impress in cocktail attire - Suit up or wear a knee length dress for an evening of dancing. The ceremony and reception will be indoors, with a portion of cocktail hour being outside.

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What color are the bridesmaids wearing?

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Wine red

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What time should I arrive?

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The ceremony will begin at 6:00pm, please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to allow for parking.

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How long will the ceremony be?

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We will be celebrating a full Catholic mass, so expect our ceremony to last an hour.

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What should I know about a Catholic ceremony?

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Due to the participatory nature of the Catholic liturgical celebrations, we will be providing guests with an Order of Service so that you may follow along. There should be a level of reverence when in the Catholic church, so please refrain from eating, drinking, or using your phone during the ceremony. As long as you are following our dress code of cocktail attire, you should be dressed appropriately for the mass.

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Can I take photographs during the ceremony?

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In order to respect the sanctity of the ceremony, we kindly ask that you refrain from taking photographs and being on your phone during the service.

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Will there be alcohol at the reception?

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Yes! We will be having beer, wine, and two signature cocktails. We want you to have a great time, especially if you are willing to sit through an hour long ceremony for us! ;)

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May I bring a guest?

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Due to limited space, we are only able to accommodate those guests formally invited on your wedding invitation. If you received a plus one they will appear under your name when you RSVP. Thank you for understanding, and please feel free to reach out with any questions!

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Are our kids invited?

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As much as we love your little ones, our wedding is exclusively for adults, with the exception of immediate family who are part of our wedding party.

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Will there be any Mexican traditions during the reception, and can I participate?

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Yes, and we would love for everyone to participate! La Vibora del Mar: Guests will form a long chain (the snake) and dance around the venue. The bride and groom stand on chairs while guests pass under a veil or arch, symbolizing the obstacles and support in our new life together. Money Dance: During the reception, guests are invited to dance with us while pinning money on our clothes. This is a traditional way to show support and respect for the newlyweds.