We are aiming to keep our wedding as intimate as possible with our closest family and friends who truly want to celebrate this special occasion with us. If your guest's name is listed on the invitation, or if you have a plus-one option listed when you RSVP, then yes!

While we do love children, we have decided to limit the children on the guest list to our immediate family only as we would like to create a sophisticated and intimate atmosphere for all of our guests. We realize that this may impact your ability to celebrate with us and we want to make sure you have plenty of time to make arrangements for childcare. Thank you for understanding!

Black-tie optional means that guests have the option of wearing their most formal attire (think: an evening gown or tuxedo) but can also choose to wear a formal suit or cocktail dress instead. Basically, you have some flexibility to play with your outfit. Generally, a black-tie-optional dress code means that the couple and their wedding party will be dressed in black tie. It's therefore courteous for guests to reflect this level of formality in their own attire. You can either go full-on glam in black-tie-worthy attire or opt for a slightly more relaxed but still formal ensemble. In an effort to keep this event a more sophisticated environment, please refrain from wearing jeans, white or ivory.

Yes, there is plenty of onsite parking and there will be a valet attendant for any guests who plan to drive themselves to the reception venue.