FAQs

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What is the dress code?

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We want our guests to look their best! Not only will you be celebrating our marriage, you will be in a beautiful museum on the river, surrounded by friends and family. This is a great opportunity to take photos and add some magic to your Instagram feed. We encourage our guests to dress formal. For gentlemen, we suggest a suit and tie (no tux necessary). For ladies, we encourage you to wear floor length or midi dresses. Both our mass and reception will be held indoors, with the exception of our cocktail hour which will be held on the museum's terrace.

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When do I need to RSVP by?

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For those who have not RSVP’d yet, there is a strict deadline of August 4th, 2025. Those who do not RSVP by that date will be marked as “not going” and we cannot change this. Our vendors gave us strict deadlines to turn in our final guest count and we must follow their deadlines. Thank you for understanding!

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Can I bring a guest?

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Due to our reception venue's capacity, our wedding is limited to those whose names appear on the invitation. If you were given a plus one, your personal RSVP link will specify this.

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I'm coming from out of town or out of state. Where should I stay?

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We have conveniently set up a room block at the Aloft Downtown Tampa for $129 per night. Please click on our "Room Block" tab to book your room! In case our room block fills up or you prefer to stay elsewhere, there are plenty of hotel options in the surrounding area that are equally as close to our church and venue!

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I'm not religious. Should I come to the ceremony?

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We are proud to have friends and family from a diverse range of backgrounds. For those who are not religious, we invite you to witness our union and would be honored to have you there during this special moment. Even if the church may be unfamiliar to you, your presence means the world to us. Mass guides will be provided during the ceremony to ensure all of our guests are included in our celebration and are fully informed of the meaning behind every aspect of the mass.