FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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About 3-4 weeks before the event

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Is there a dress code?

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Our celebration is a special moment, and we invite all guests to join us in creating a beautifully elegant atmosphere. Together, your thoughtful attire helps set the tone for an unforgettable wedding day. Men: Classic suit Dress shirt and tie or bow tie Polished dress shoes Women: Floor-length gown or elegant cocktail dress Refined fabrics and understated accessories Formal heels or dressy flats Overall: Timeless, elegant, and wedding-appropriate Neutral, soft, or evening tones encouraged Aim for a polished, elevated look to complement the celebration

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Can I bring a date?

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You may only bring a date if a plus-one option was available on the invitation. Otherwise, we just want you there! We want to make our wedding as intimate as possible and would enjoy the company of friends and family we know.

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Are kids welcome?

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We are so excited to celebrate with all of our loved ones — including the little ones! Children are warmly welcome at our wedding. For babies or toddlers who may get fussy during the ceremony, there will be a comfortable space in the bridal suite for mothers to step away and settle their little ones while still being part of the day.

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Is the venue handicap accessible?

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Our venue is handicap accessible to ensure that all of our guests can enjoy the celebration comfortably. For more information, please contact the bride.

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

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We can’t wait to celebrate with you! To ensure you’re comfortably seated and don’t miss a moment of the ceremony, we kindly ask that guests arrive 20–30 minutes before the start time. This gives everyone a chance to settle in, find their seats, and enjoy the special moments as they begin.

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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

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For your convenience, parking is available behind the chapel as well as across the street. We encourage guests to allow a few extra minutes to find a spot and arrive comfortably before the ceremony begins.