FAQs

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Where is the wedding?

Answer

Canyonwood Ridge 250 S Canyonwood Dr Dripping Springs, TX 78620 United States

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What time should I arrive to the venue?

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Please arrive by 3:45 PM, as the ceremony will begin promptly at 4:00 PM. Doors will close at 4:00 PM, and late arrivals will be asked to join us during the cocktail hour.

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What time does the reception end?

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10:15pm

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What is the attire?

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Our dress code is semi-formal/cocktail attire. Think midi dresses, jumpsuits, or cocktail dresses for women, and suits or dress pants with a button-down and a tie for men. Gentlemen, barongs tagalog are also appropriate. It may be cold in the evening so bring a jacket or wrap to keep yourself warm! Please note: parts of our celebration will take place outdoors, so we recommend choosing footwear that’s comfortable for grass or uneven ground. We want you to look great and feel great!

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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

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Yes, there will be parking available! Additionally, there will be an open bar. If you are planning on indulging, I recommend using uber. Be sure to schedule your departing uber ahead of time to ensure you have a driver!

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What happens if I don’t RSVP by February 21st, 2026?

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If we don’t receive your RSVP by the deadline, we’ll assume you’re unable to make it and unfortunately won’t be able to reserve a seat for you at the reception.

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Can I bring a plus-one?

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We love celebrating with all of our favorite people, but due to space and planning, only those listed on the invitation are invited. If your invitation doesn’t include “Guest” or another name, we kindly ask that you join us solo for the celebration.

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Are you registered? Where?

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We are registered with Crate and Barrel and Target! Registry information can be found under the registry tab on this website.

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Will there be a money dance?

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Yes! We’ll be honoring the Filipino money dance! This meaningful wedding tradition invites guests to pin cash onto the bride and groom as they dance, symbolizing blessings for prosperity and support as we begin our life together. Guests typically form a line and pin bills—often in fun or creative ways —onto our attire during the song.