Please send your rsvp card back no later than May 8th, as we need to give a final headcount for guests and meals.

The ceremony will start at 3:30 p.m.. It will take place on the beach, directly across from the Grand Hotel.

Yes, we have a block of rooms reserved at The Grand Hotel of Cape May. If you choose not to stay, there are other options, along with some of our recommendations in the accommodations section. Any questions about places that aren't listed, just ask!

The dress code for the ceremony and reception is beach formal. Ball gowns and tuxs are not needed. Instead dress shirts and pants along with a nice jacket for men and a nice flowy or light dress for the women. But, we do ask that men not wear jeans and women avoid wearing Ivory (color of the brides dress) white or any form of white as well as dusty blue or dusty sage.

No, it will be inside with a beautiful view of the Cape May beach from every angle.

Unfortunately, we can only account for a specific number of people. Any plus ones will be indicated on the invitations as “Your Name + Guest” when sent out.

We can only allow for a few children at the wedding. Those whose kids have been invited have already been informed. We appreciate your understanding!

No, the ceremony and reception are right across from each other. But, Ubers and taxis will be available if needed.

We want everyone to be truly present, so we are asking for an unplugged ceremony. There will be photographers and a videographer on hand to capture the memorable day, and promise to share those as soon as we get them. But photos will be allowed at the reception and we’ll also have a photobooth for added fun!

We know all too well about food allergies and want to accommodate to those needs. If you do have one, please indicate so on the RSVP card or please contact Robert or myself.

Those who stay at the Grand will get a parking pass allowing them lot access. There is also non-meter parking behind the venue for those who aren’t staying.

Yes, but not on June 8th. We will be having a small religious mass at St Stephens Episcopal Church, in Woodlawn, NY, located right on the Yonkers/Bronx border sometime in August.

Yes! Cape May has so much to offer as it is very rich with history! There’s also shopping, great dining and of course the beach!

Of course! #JudgeHitsAHomeRun