Formal invitations will be sent in the spring. Please RSVP by May 2nd, 2024
Yes, we are requiring all guests, regardless of vaccination status, to wear a facemask (preferably N95 or KN95) at our wedding except when eating or drinking. We understand that local regulations may not currently require facemasks, however we have chosen to enforce this at our wedding due to the bride's recent ICU hospitalization for COVID-related respiratory failure. We will provide disposable masks for all guests and greatly appreciate your understanding in this matter.
Simply put, please stay home if you are sick with any kind of illness. While we appreciate you wanting to spend the day with us we do ask that if you have any type of infection, especially COVID-19 symptoms, or have been exposed to COVID-19 within two weeks of our wedding, to please stay home. The bride and several guests are immunocompromised and could be put at great risk if exposed. Thank you for understanding.
4 pm on Sunday, June 2nd, 2024
Yes, we are requesting guests wear formal attire. Guests are encouraged to wear attire that fits a black tie dress code. For men, they should wear a dark suit with a shirt and tie (if they don’t wish to wear a tuxedo). Women should wear a floor-length gown, a pantsuit, or dressy separates. Our colors are blue and green if you would like to join in! Please reserve white/cream for the bride.
We appreciate your support of our union, but we are only able to accommodate guests named on the invitations and listed on the digital RSVP. Thank you for celebrating with us.
Unfortunately, because our guests are staying at assorted locations we cannot provide transportation to the venue.
The Smithville Inn offers free valet parking.
Yes! There is an option for letting us know about food allergies in the RSVP section.
Your presence is present enough, but should you wish to bring a gift to our wedding, there will be a gift table for your convenience.