Please RSVP by June 26th, 2025. This gives us enough time to plan catering and seating.
Yes. Please RSVP to both the ceremony AND the reception. In the case that you are unable to attend one or the other, you can indicate your absence when you RSVP.
Yes. When you RSVP, there is an option to indicate you will be absent for our ceremony or reception. Please let us know of your absence to either of the events.
If you are a guest and have no additional role in the ceremony, please arrive at the venue at least 30 minutes before the ceremony begins (11:30am). The ceremony begins promptly at 12pm.
Corvallis has a free public transit system called “Corvallis Transit System.” Their bus routes can be accessed online, but some walking may be required.
Children are welcome to attend both the ceremony and the reception.
No, our venue does not allow alcohol to be served. We ask that guests do not bring their own alcohol.
Yes. Modesty is required at the ceremony and reception. More specific guidelines for modesty are found on our “Schedule” page, or when you RSVP. Our colors are red, green, gold, yellow, and orange.
A Catholic Mass commemorates Jesus Christ’s sacrifice of His life on the cross through the Holy Eucharist. We participate in this sacrifice at every Mass, thus this event calls for reverence in both attitude and action. You can find more information about the purpose of the Mass and the Eucharist at: https://www.catholic.com/tract/the-institution-of-the-mass
The short answer is no, only Catholics can receive communion. If you have concerns or want to know more, please contact our priests at https://www.stmarycorvallis.org/contact-us
A program will be provided at the ceremony, but if you want to prepare yourself ahead of time, please see: https://www.usccb.org/offices/public-affairs/structure-and-meaning-mass
Yes! We encourage you to get familiar with the mass before attending. Here is a great video explaining the chants: https://youtu.be/UcEtHharcDU?si=6qYr59KJBUT6eSNu