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April 11, 2026
Virginia Beach, VA

Katrina & Colby

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What time should I arrive at the Wedding Mass?

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Please arrive 15 minutes early to ensure the Wedding Mass begins on time.

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What can I expect at the Wedding Mass?

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St. Stephen Martyr is a Roman Catholic Church, and our ceremony will be a full Mass where we will receive the Sacrament of Marriage. Programs will be provided so all may follow along with the progression of the Mass. All guests are encouraged to participate in the Communion Procession; however, if you have are not Catholic, we ask that you cross your arms across your chest and the priest will offer you a blessing. Alternatively, you may choose to remain seated during Communion. If you are a practicing Catholic we invite you to receive communion. All are welcome within the church and we look forward to celebrating the Sacrament of Marriage together.

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Personal Photography

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We ask that you silence your phones and refrain from taking any photos due to the sacred nature of the Mass and the Sacrament of Marriage. Once Mass ends and the priest has processed out of the sanctuary, you are welcome to take your own photos.

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Is there a dress code?

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This event is semi-formal.

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Reception Information

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Please join us for our reception from 4 -8:30pm. There will be barbecue, beer/wine/canned cocktails, dessert, and dancing!

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When should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP by March 15th, 2026.

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Are kids and plus ones welcome?

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Unfortunately, due to strict venue limitations we cannot accommodate children or additional guests beyond those listed on your invitation and RSVP. We thank you for your understanding are excited to celebrate with you!

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