We kindly ask that you RSVP as soon as possible! Timely responses help us finalize headcounts, seating, and (most importantly) make sure there's a meal reserved for you. If we don’t hear from you by the RSVP deadline, we can’t guarantee we’ll be able to include you in the dinner count.
We’re so excited to celebrate with our closest family and friends! Due to limited space, we’re only able to accommodate those formally listed on your invitation. If your invitation includes a plus one, their name (or “and guest”) will appear on the envelope or RSVP.
We kindly ask our guests to dress in their Sunday best for our wedding day. The ceremony will take place in a church, so modest attire is especially appreciated—think dresses or outfits with appropriate coverage and a respectful, polished look. This is a semi-formal occasion, so feel free to dress up a bit! Cocktail dresses, dressy skirts, or jumpsuits for ladies, and suits or dress slacks with a button-down shirt for men are all great options. Ties and jackets are welcome, but not required. Please no jeans, shorts, or overly casual clothing. We’re aiming for a classic, dressed-up feel—elegant, but not black-tie. Thank you for honoring this with us—we can't wait to celebrate together!
We love your little ones, but to allow all of our guests (including parents!) a night of relaxation and celebration, we respectfully request no children at the wedding. We hope this advance notice gives you time to make arrangements and join us for an evening of fun, love, and laughter!
Ceremony – St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church Free parking is available on-site at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. Guests are welcome to use the church parking lot, which offers ample space just steps from the entrance. Reception – The McKinney Flour Mill Free parking is available directly in front of Diamond Hall, the main event space at The McKinney Flour Mill. Additional parking can be found across the street at McKinney City Hall. Both locations are just a short walk from the venue, and signage will help guide you.
We’re so excited to have you join us! Our wedding will be held in a Catholic church, which means the ceremony will be a sacred and traditional celebration of marriage. We will be having a full Mass with Communion. Here’s what you can expect: -Prayers, Scripture readings, and music that reflect the spiritual meaning of marriage. -A short homily (sermon) from the priest. -The exchange of vows and rings. -A nuptial blessing, asking for God’s grace on our marriage. -Holy Communion
Absolutely—your presence means so much to us! Everyone is welcome to participate in the ceremony respectfully and reverently. Here are a few simple ways: -Join in prayers or songs if you feel comfortable. -Stand, sit, and kneel with the congregation (if you're physically able—feel free to stay seated if not). -During Communion, Catholics who wish to receive the Eucharist will come forward. If you're not Catholic or prefer not to receive, you're welcome to stay seated or come forward with your arms crossed over your chest to receive a blessing from the priest. -Please silence your phone and refrain from taking photos.