FAQs
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Can I bring my children?
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We love all of our friend's and family's children! However, due to space restrictions, we cannot accommodate guests under the age of 21 on our wedding day, with the exception of children in the wedding party. We encourage you to use this evening to have a fun date night! We may have on-site babysitting available. Please contact the bride or groom if this interests you.
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Can I bring a Plus One?
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Due to limited capacity of our venue, we are unable to accommodate plus ones unless specifically indicated on your envelope. For example, if you have a plus one, your address will be listed as "Mr./Ms. XYZ and Guest." We hope you understand!
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Is there a dress code?
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We would love to see our friends and family get dressed up with us. The attire is Formal. We welcome gowns and tuxes. Suits & formal dresses are also acceptable. Please no jeans, shorts, t-shirts, hats or flip-flops. All wedding events, with the exception of cocktail hour, will take place indoors with plenty of air conditioning.
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Will there be an Open Bar?
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Yes! There will be a variety of spirits, beer, cocktails and a selection of red & white wines available. Please refrain from bringing in any outside alcohol, as the venue strictly prohibits this. There will also be a variety of non-alcoholic options.
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Can I take pictures throughout the Ceremony & Reception?
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In order to ensure we are all fully present, we will be having an "unplugged" ceremony. We request that you turn off/ silence all phones during the ceremony. We have hired an amazing photographer to capture this special day. During cocktail hour and reception, please feel free to take as many pictures as you would like!
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What time should I arrive for the ceremony?
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The ceremony will start promptly at 4:30 PM. We ask that you arrive about 15 minutes early to ensure everyone is fully seated before the procession begins.
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I've never attended a Catholic Mass Wedding before, what do I do?
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No need to worry if you are not a practicing Catholic! Our wedding ceremony is open to people of any faith or no faith. There are several points where the congregation prays, sings, stands, sits and kneels. You may participate as much or as little as you feel comfortable. Near the end of the ceremony, the congregation will come forward to receive communion. If you are not a practicing Catholic, we welcome you to come forward for a blessing, with arms crossed across your chest or simply stay seated during this time.