FAQs

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Where should we park?

Answer

Day of wedding guests should park on the second floor of Beaubien Place Garage located at 238 Beaubien St., Detroit, MI 48226 to receive complimentary parking. Please remember to grab a parking voucher before leaving the venue. Guest stay at the on-site Marriott should also park in the Beaubien Place Garage. Please remember to add parking to your room at check in to receive in and out privileges for a daily rate.

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How do we get to Highlands?

Answer

Upon parking in the Beaubien Place Garage, take the bridge from the second floor of the garage across to the Renaissance Center. Upon entrance to the building head for the main elevator bank in the center of the tower. Take the main elevator to the third floor. Exit the elevator bank and head towards the Marriott Lobby. Make a left upon exiting the elevator area directly before the Marriott lobby. Highland’s host stand and elevator will be on your right hand side just a short way up. If coming from the hotel lobby you would make a right upon exiting the lobby, right before the main elevator bank. And again, Highland’s host stand and elevator will be on the right, a short distance up.

Question

When should I RSVP by?

Answer

Please RSVP online by July 1st, 2022.

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Can I bring a date?

Answer

Due to venue restrictions and the soaring costs associated with weddings, we are unable to accommodate guest other than those that have specifically been invited.

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Is there a dress code?

Answer

While there is no dress code per se, there a some general guidelines. We want all of our guest to be comfortable, eat great food, dance, sing and generally enjoy themselves. If it's uncomfortable, leave it at home. That super tight body-con dress that you can hardly breathe in and will constantly be adjusting the whole night, skip it! The 6 inch stilettos that give you blisters, don't bother. Have a tie dye pant suit that makes you feel incredible but you never have any place to wear it, now's your chance. The dress code is certainly not causal, but cocktail attire doesn't seem to fit either.