FAQs

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Where do I park for the ceremony at Bellarmine Chapel?

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The Husman and C1 lots on campus will be available for guests to park in for our wedding. Limo parking is available in front of the chapel on Musketeer Drive.

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Where do I park for the reception at The Redmoor?

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Parking is available in a dedicated lot behind the theater. We recommend any guests with mobility concerns be dropped off at the front door of the theater.

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What do I wear for the event?

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The dress code is Black Tie Optional. Please feel free to wear dark suits, long formal dresses, or your favorite cocktail gowns.

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Will I be cold?

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The weather is typically mild in early October. With highs in the upper 60s and lows in the 40s. Anyone travelling from California or some place warm is recommended to bring a light sweater or jacket.

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Are the venues handicap accessible?

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Yes, Bellarmine Chapel and The Redmoor Theater are both handicap accessible with ramps and do not require stairs for access.

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What do I do if I have a food allergy or dietary restriction?

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When RSVPing to the event, please choose the appropriate response and we will reach out to confirm your specific needs for a plated dinner.

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What is a kid's meal?

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If your child will not eat from the buffet and would prefer chicken fingers and fries, please select "kid's meal" when RSVPing for your family. Please choose buffet for anyone without dietary restrictions or allergies.

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About The Redmoor Theater

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-The Mt. Lookout property where the Redmoor stands was purchased by Frank Boesch as a sheep farm in 1901 and has remained in the family since that time. Mr. Boesch later partnered with Hollywood showman Jerry Jackson, who had the vision to open an avant-garde theater modeled after those he’d seen in California. ​-In 1938, the state-of-the-art theater held its premiere, with the first tickets being sold by 10-year-old Frances Faber. -Tickets remained in high demand, with a queue often extending down the length of Mt. Lookout Square, and continued to feature films within an exquisite Art Deco setting for many decades.

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About Bellarmine Chapel and Xavier University

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Bellarmine Chapel (St. Robert Bellarmine Chapel), is a Catholic parish within the Jesuit Parish Family of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, located at the heart of Xavier University. The present chapel was built in 1962 and remodeled in 1998. An addition was designed and built in 2004, providing additional office space and an expanded narthex with a baptistry. Xavier University also holds a special place in our hearts, as it is where we met and fell in love in 2016!