The ceremony will be held at St. Ann Byzantine Catholic Church at 5408 Locust Lane, Harrisburg, PA 17109.
The reception will take place at the Susquehanna Club, about 20-25 minutes away from where the ceremony is being held. It is across the Susquehanna River on a military base near the Capitol City Airport. It is right past the first gate on the left. There is no ID needed to get on base as the gate will be open for all wedding guests. There will be a cocktail hour followed by dinner and reception. The address is 608 Ross Ave, New Cumberland, PA 17070.
This will not be an outdoor event. However, there will be some nice areas for outdoor photos at the reception venue that also overlook the Susquehanna River.
Our wedding colors are lavender and sage.
The dress code will be semi-formal.
We ask that you please arrive at least 15 minutes before the ceremony to be seated by 1:15 pm.
Yes! Kids of all ages all welcome at both the ceremony and the reception. We will be sure to list each invited guest on the official wedding invitation. We will have separate kid's meal options for children under the age of 10. We will also provide some activities for the kids' entertainment.
All invited guests will be listed on the formal invitation and on the website when you RSVP.
Yes! We will have an open bar at the reception.
We have booked 4 different hotel blocks. We have listed these hotel options under the "Hotel" tab. Please note that some hotels will be closer to the ceremony/after party while others will be closer to the reception. These blocks close 30 days before the wedding.
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The bridal dance is a tradition on the bride's side of the family. Any guest, if they wish to, may "put some money towards the honey"-moon... for a one-on-one dance with the bride. The guest will then receive a piece of cake and/or a shot of alcohol afterwards. All money donations go towards the couple's spending money for the honeymoon. The dance begins with the bride and mother of the bride and ends with the father of the bride. The groom must officially finish the dance by getting through the rings of guests to sweep the bride off of her feet.
The hava nagila is a tradition on the groom's side of the family. The bride, groom, and any close family members will be lifted up on chairs.