If you are attending the ceremony, please arrive and be seated no later than 10 minutes before the ceremony is set to start to avoid any disruptions or delays. If you cannot attend the ceremony but can come later, please let us know before-hand so that we can give a list of late-arrivals to our coordinator.
We are encouraging semi-formal attire, but please wear what you are most comfortable in! We also welcome bright spring and summer colors, so bring on your flashiest outfits!
Your RSVP will state if you may bring a plus one. If you open the link to RSVP and it does not specify that you are allotted a plus one (it will say your guest name or simply ‘guest’), please do not bring an extra guest as we are basing our food, drinks, and other services off of a specified and capped guest count. Thank you for your understanding!
We will be having an open bar, but please bring a little cash to tip the bartenders! They will be working hard all night to serve you, and that is how they will be receiving their gratuity!
We know you love your kiddos, but in this instance, you will not be able to bring them along as we want this to be an adults-only occasion. The exception is the few new mothers on the guest list who we know may not be very comfortable leaving your infants behind - we will speak with you separately regarding this.
Yes, there is a small parking lot outside of the venue that should be able to accommodate all of our guests, but we strongly encourage carpooling so that we do not overcrowd the lot, as street parking is not allowed. You also cannot leave your vehicles overnight, so please use a rideshare service if you anticipate not being able to safely drive at the end of the night.
Absolutely not! We love each and every one of you and just want you there for our big day. We do not want anyone to feel as though they must go beyond their means to attend. Additionally, some of our registry items are pooled, meaning you can contribute as much or as little as you wish!
We will be offering two types of small, passed appetizers during cocktail hour, and a BBQ buffet with sides in mind that should satisfy our non-meat eaters as well! We also plan on providing one or two more traditional Venezuelan late-night snacks, and a few small bite dessert options as well.
If you're coming from out of town, you're welcome to stay wherever you'd like, and most of Austin isn't too far from the venue. We do recommend trying to stay closer to south or southeast Austin to shorten your drive, but the venue is only about 40 minutes from downtown. You can check out our travel page to see our lodging option that is at a discounted rate for our guests.
La hora loca is a tradition amongst many cultures that originated in Venezuela. It translates to "the crazy hour" and essentially is a party-within-the-party. When it comes to a traditional gathering like a wedding reception, it usually takes place after the formal agenda and just as the party begins to slow down. The lights will dim, and then guests are encouraged to don noise-makers and fun props, while colored lights and upbeat music fill the room to get the party re-ignited. Our hora loca will take place during the last hour of the reception, so please stick around!