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Please RSVP by August 2nd at the latest!
Please RSVP by August 2nd at the latest!

Jonah & Alyssa

FAQs

If you have any remaining questions, feel free to contact us directly! Jonah: (765) 462-6592 Alyssa: (765) 969-3240
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Can I bring a plus one?

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Due to the large number of guests, we can only host our closest friends and family. If a plus one has been accounted for on your behalf, it will be indicated on your invitation or listed when you RSVP.

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When should I RSVP by?

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We ask that you RSVP by August 2nd, as our caterer needs a relative number by then. We are also currently putting together a seating chart based on the RSVP's we have received. Anyone who does not RSVP will not be placed on the seating chart and must resort to overflow seating. If you cannot attend, please click the "RSVP" tab and indicate your absence. We will miss you dearly!

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Why aren't all children listed on the RSVP?

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The RSVP reserves your dinner plate and seat at the reception, which is why toddlers and babies are not listed on the RSVP tab. Don't worry though, we can't wait to see your little ones the day of!

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What should I wear?

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We'd love to see our friends and family dressed up with us! For the day of our wedding, we are requesting semi-formal attire.

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What time should I arrive to the ceremony?

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Because the ceremony will begin promptly at 1:30 pm, please arrive no later than 1 pm to ensure you are seated on time.

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May I take pictures during the ceremony?

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We ask that no phones be out during the wedding ceremony. We plan on having a professional photographer capture the special moments and wish for you to be fully present with us. At the reception, however, feel free to snap away!

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I've never attended a Catholic wedding, what should I expect?

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First off, you can expect to be welcomed! As a witness to the marriage of the bride and groom, you are called to actively assist in the wedding ceremony through words and actions that show your love and support for the couple. If you are not Christian, this may be as simple as being a warm presence for us and participating in the words and actions of the wedding liturgy as you feel comfortable. If you are Christian, you are invited to join the whole assembly to offer your prayers for the couple. We are beyond excited for you to share in this celebration of our relationship, as well as the celebration of our faith!