FAQs

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RSVP deadline

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Please RSVP by Saturday, February 24th, 2026.

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Dress code

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There is no formal dress code. Please wear what you feel comfortable in. We only ask that guests avoid ivory or white.

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Bringing plus-one or kids

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All partners and children are warmly welcome. If you plan to bring a guest or children, please include their names (and children’s ages) when you RSVP so we can plan seating and meals accordingly.

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Parking

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Parking is available behind Tresidder Union, the reception venue. Parking is free on weekends. We recommend parking there as it is a short walk to the church and very close to the reception. You can easily find the parking lot on map apps by searching for ‘Tresidder Parking Lot.’

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Ceremony time and guest arrival

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Our ceremony will begin at 4:00 p.m. Guests are welcome to enter the church starting at 3:30 p.m.

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Unplugged Ceremony

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During the ceremony, we kindly ask that you keep your phones and devices put away. Our photographer will capture every special moment, so please relax and be fully present. This helps maintain the sacred atmosphere and ensures everyone can enjoy the experience without distractions. Thank you for respecting this request.

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Food allergies or special requests

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If you have any food allergies or dietary restrictions, please let us know when you RSVP. There will be space to write details, and we will do our very best to accommodate your needs with the caterer.

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Are there cultural customs to know?

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Our wedding blends Korean and Western traditions. The ceremony will be Western style, with no traditional Korean greeting before the ceremony. The reception follows Korean customs, focusing on a dinner celebration without a DJ or dance floor, creating a warm and respectful atmosphere for all guests.

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What is a group photo?

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We will take a group photo right after the ceremony. Please kindly stay until we sign the paperwork and then return to the church for the photo. In Korean weddings, it is common to take multiple group photos organized by work colleagues, friends, family, and other groups, which is a special way to celebrate together. We look forward to this meaningful moment with you.

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Gifts

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We want you to enjoy and celebrate our new beginning, so no gifts are necessary. However, if you wish to contribute, we have set up an Amazon gift card registry. As we are moving after our wedding, we are trying to minimize items to move, so we appreciate your understanding.