FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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June 15, 2021

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What if I lost my RSVP card?

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No problem! RSVP online under the "RSVP" tab on this page, or Call/text the bride

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Will there be parking at the wedding events?

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Yes, you’re welcome to bring your own vehicle. There will be street parking at Grace Church. It is never crowded and close parking should be available. There will be complimentary valet service at the reception (Edgeworth Club).

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Will there be transportation for the hotel guests?

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Yes, there will be a shuttle to and from the reception. Elite coach transportation will depart from the hotel at 3:45pm for the ceremony. Return shuttles will start at 10:30 pm and run every half hour until the last shuttle, at 1:15am.

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I have a certain food allergy. Can I make a special request?

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Yes! Absolutely. Please make a note of any dietary restrictions on the RSVP card before you send it back.

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Kids traveling with you but you’d rather have the night of the reception off?

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We hope you will be able to stay and enjoy yourself at the reception. We have a list of babysitters in the Sewickley area with experience and references. Please contact bride/groom.

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

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Ceremony will start at 430pm, please arrive 10-15 minutes early to grab a seat.

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Change of plans after sending the RSVP?

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We will need the final count by July 20, please call/text the bride or groom before then!

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Who is the Welcome Party for?

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We ask only wedding party members at the event until 8 PM. From 8 - 10 PM, everyone is welcome to stop by for a cocktail and say hello before the big day!

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Who is the After Party for?

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Anyone who wants to continue celebrating!

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What is duckpin bowling?

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The duckpin bowling is located downstairs in the Edgeworth Club. The duckpin ball weighs three pounds and is slightly larger than a softball. (4-3/4 in to 5 in diameter to be exact.) The other noticeable difference – no finger holes. The pins are different, too. They’re 9 inches tall. According to Wikipedia: “Duckpins are shorter and squattier than the regular pins used in ten pin bowling” Don't be fooled by the size, though. The game is so difficult, no one has recorded a perfect score.

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What is going on Sunday?

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If you'd like to stop by the Edgeworth Club from 9AM-Noon on Sunday, join us for a Bloody Mary/Mimosa at the Paddle Hut, located next to the Tennis Courts. There will be pickleball/ Paddle tennis courts reserved if you'd like to try your hand at either game. All guests are welcome!