FAQs
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Will your wedding be indoors or outdoors?
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June is usually a beautiful time of year! Our ceremony will be indoors in St. John's Church - yes, it has A/C. Assuming the weather cooperates, our cocktail hour will be outside on The Village Rooftop, followed by dinner and dancing indoors. Guests will still have access to the rooftop during the reception. Smoking is not allowed anywhere in the reception space, including the rooftop.
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Will you be providing transportation?
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We will provide shuttle service from the Courtyard Marriott Downtown Stamford/Residence Inn Stamford to the reception venue. The shuttle will pick up guests in front of the Residence Inn - 25 Atlantic Street- at 5:45pm and will depart from the reception at 11pm. Uber and Lyft are also very easy to request in this area.
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What's the dress code?
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Our reception is Formal attire. Ladies, that means cocktail dresses, nice pantsuits or dressy jumpsuits. Guys, a tuxedo is not required and you can wear a traditional jacket & tie or formal suit. Here's a handy cheat sheet if you'd like some inspo! https://www.theknot.com/content/wedding-guest-attire-cheat-sheet
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Is there parking available at your wedding?
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Parking is available at both the ceremony and reception locations. There is plenty of parking in the lot behind St. John's. At The Village, guests are welcome to park in the lot in front of the building, as well as in the complimentary parking garage directly next to the building - just pull straight into the garage. Uber and Lyft are very easy to request in Stamford as well - please drive responsibly!
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Am I allowed to bring a plus one?
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Guests who can bring a plus one will have that outlined on their invitation (i.e. Mr. John Smith & Guest). Due to venue capacity, we cannot allow every guest to have a plus one. Thanks for understanding!
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Am I allowed to bring children?
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We want our guests to enjoy this special night out (and the open bar)! We love your kids, but please leave them at home.