FAQs
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Is there a wedding ceremony?
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Tori and Dullah will be married in a private Islamic Nikkah ceremony on the morning of May 25. Due to space restrictions at the mosque, we were unable to invite all of our loved ones, but we hope you will still join us in celebrating our marriage later in the evening.
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Are kids allowed?
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Due to limited seating and venue capacities, only those specifically named invitation are invited. We hope you understand.
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Can I bring a plus one?
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We are at capacity with our venue which means we are sadly unable to accommodate additional guests. We will only be able to accommodate those listed on your invitation. If you have any questions, please reach out.
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What should I do if I cannot make it?
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You will be missed! If you cannot make it to our celebration, please let us know as soon as possible, so we can plan accordingly.
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What is the best way to RSVP by March 31?
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Please visit the "RSVP" tab on this website and type in your name. Then, you will be able to fill out the RSVP form. RSVP by March 31.
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What are the details of the reception?
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Please wear semi-formal/cocktail attire. There will be a buffet with traditional Lebanese and West African food, and you can let us know any dietary restrictions when filling our your RSVP information. Come with your dancing shoes! Free parking will be available in a lot next to the venue (there will be signage).
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What is the dress code for the Nikkah, and what should I expect?
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Modest attire is required. Wear loose fitting clothes that cover the arms and legs. No shorts, short-sleeved shirts, or hats are allowed. Hijabs will be provided for our non-muslim female friends and family, and they must be kept on at all times while visiting the mosque and its grounds (even after the ceremony ends and during photos). Makeup is permitted. Here are some brands/websites to look at for inspiration for modest clothes: Urban Modesty, Veiled, Niswa Fashion. Be prepared to take off your shoes and store them in a provided shoe rack before entering the mosque (socks may be worn). There will be no pews or chairs in the mosque; we will all sit on the carpeted floor. Men and women sit separately within the mosque. Children may sit with either gender. No food or drinks are allowed in the mosque or courtyard/grounds. No smoking. Please don't hesitate with questions.
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I have another question
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We will update this page with many more FAQs once we send out our formal invitations, closer to our wedding date. If you have any questions in the meantime, please contact Tori's sister, Emily Moses, at (309) 645-9306.