FAQs

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Is parking available at the ceremony and reception sites?

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Yes, there will be plenty of parking available!

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What is the dress code?

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Semi-formal!

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Will any of the celebration be outdoors?

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We will mostly be indoors with the exception of the cocktail hour. Ladies - heels may be challenging during the cocktail hour, please plan accordingly!

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Can I bring a date?

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Unfortunately, due to venue restrictions as well as our budget, we are only able to accommodate those listed on your invitation. We appreciate your understanding!

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Can I bring my children?

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If your invitation is addressed as "The _ Family", we welcome your children to join us! While we would love to have everyone attend, we are limited in the number of people we can accommodate. Therefore, if your invitation is only addressed to you and your significant other, we hope you are able to attend, but we understand if you are not able to find childcare.

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Do you have a wedding hashtag?

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Yes! Please be sure to tag the photos with: #BruticoMetHisMach

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What if I have a food allergy/restriction?

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You will be able to note that in your RSVP. We will have a dinner option that is vegan and gluten free!

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Do I need to pay for alcohol?

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Absolutely not, we are having an open bar! Feel free to tip the bartenders if they are doing a great job!

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Will there be a photobooth?

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YES! YAS!

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What should I do between the ceremony and reception?

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Please visit our 'Things to do' tab! We also believe this is the perfect opportunity to check into your hotel or airbnb nearby. A moment to decompress before we get the party going!

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What is a Chinese Tea Ceremony?

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The bride and groom will serve tea to immediate family members and relatives, paying respect and gratitude to them. Their families will give them red envelopes or a gift, wishing them luck in their new journey together as husband and wife. The ceremony symbolizes the union of two families.