FAQs

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What is your Covid-19 policy?

Answer

All attending guests must present proof of Covid vaccination - physical or digital. We want everyone to feel safe while celebrating together. Our current mask policy is to require masks while indoors. This is subject to change in the next few months. While a negative Covid test is not required, we do suggest getting tested before and after the event for safety. Thank you for understanding!

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When should I RSVP by?

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The sooner the better. It would be really helpful if you could let us know your attendance by April 1. I hope this deadline helps as finding accommodation in Seattle for summer times can be difficult! If you need to make last-minute changes, please let us know as soon as possible!

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Is the ceremony and reception held at the same place?

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Yes, both will be held at Within Sodo. The ceremony will be at the rooftop and the reception will be held in the downstairs ballroom.

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What type of food are you serving?

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The dinner will be a buffet-style serving beef, along with a vegetarian option if elected. Please select your dietary option in the RSVP section.

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Is there transportation to and from the hotels to the ceremony?

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We cannot work with hotels to ensure transportation to and from our wedding venue as we don't have enough guests traveling from out of town. We suggest you take advantage of lyft/uber or ride-sharing services as parking will be limited.

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If I drive, is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

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Street parking is available. However, we recommend using ride-share services to make driving/parking hassle-free so you can enjoy our wedding! As alcohol will be served, we want everyone to travel safely.

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How did you two meet?

Answer

We met while skydiving in Venice, Italy. Susie was there for an interpretive hip-hop dance competition while Patrick was on assignment for the CIA. While mid jump they discovered that most of the parachutes on the jump were faulty. They proceeded to save the lives of the 15 sky-diving orphans with them... and the rest was history.