FAQs

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When does the reception start?

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Promptly at 5pm. Emphasis on the PROMPTLY. We will be moving along with the schedule as our reception venue is in accordance to our schedule. Please be respectful of time and plan to arrive at 4:30-5pm.

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When should I RSVP by?

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Please note that you have a limited amount of time to RSVP. However, please do so by March 17th. If you don’t RSVP by then honey, bring a hoagie and a chair.

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Am I able to bring a plus one?

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Please do not take offense, but no. Our goal is to have an intimate, fun, and meaningful reception with our loved ones. As much as we believe in “the more the merrier” this is just different. We appreciate your understanding. If you have any questions feel free to reach out, but the answer is “no ring, no bring.”

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Are kids allowed?

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Respectfully no; We adore all of the children in our lives. However, we ask that no infants or children attend. If you have any questions reach out! (Our answer is no though.)

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What’s the dress code?

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Business casual/black tie attire please! Yes, that includes your shoes! For all guests, we would like dressy reception attire. NO WHITE

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What time should I arrive at the venue?

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5pm! Doors close at 5:40pm any later and you might miss it! and no, you can’t come in late. No, you can’t just stand. No, you can’t sneak in. Yes, we will bully you about being late for years to come.

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Are you registered? Where?

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You can view our registry here on Zola. Zola has kindly provided a link to all of our wants and needs here on our wedding website!

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Do you have any hotel recommendations?

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We tried to make sure our wedding was close by all family. In the case that you’re in need of a place to stay for the weekend, we recommend The Best Western Philadelphia/Pennsauken.

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Is it BYOB?

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No; Cocktails will be available at the bar, alongside beers and $2 shots contributing to our honeymoon fund. Tips are appreciated! The bartender is authorized to limit drinks for those deemed too intoxicated.