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Where is the wedding located?

Answer

6558 Hermosa Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91737

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When is the latest to RSVP?

Answer

You must send your RSVP by 12/31/2024. After that, if we have not received your response, we will assume you are not able to make it and we will not accommodate seating or food for you.

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What to get the Bride and Groom

Answer

We have set up a HoneyMoon fund to Japan. Please copy and paste the link below into your web browser to add your gift amount. We truly appreciate your help! https://www.honeyfund.com/site/luna-arceo-06-16-2025

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Do you have a gift registry?

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Nope, just the HoneyMoon Fund. We already live together and have everything we need. We just need help funding our dream HoneyMoon Japan.

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How much should I gift into the Honeymoon Fund to Japan?

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The cost of the HoneyMoon to Japan is $5,000 total. A thoughtful gift amount would be $50 per person (excluding children). However, all gift amounts are appreciated!

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What should I wear to the wedding?

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We ask that everyone dress formally and in Fall colors, such as Burgundy, Mustard Yellow, Burnt Orange, Brown, Dark Green, Purple, and Black.

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Will there be alcohol at the wedding?

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Unfortunately, this wedding is dry due to the venue not accepting alcohol on the premises.

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What time does the wedding start?

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The wedding starts at 6pm and seating will begin at 5:30pm. Please be prompt so as not to delay the ceremony.

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Is the wedding indoor or outdoor?

Answer

The wedding and reception is outdoors.

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Can I bring a plus one?

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We are only allowing certain people to bring plus ones and when you RSVP you will be able to see if you can bring a plus one.

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What food will be at the Wedding?

Answer

Mexican food such as tacos, rice and beans.

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What are the rules for kids?

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We welcome children but we ask that you please be mindful to watch your children throughout the wedding and reception so that they don't wander off or hurt themselves.