All wedding weekend RSVPs are required by February 1, 2024 as we need to provide a headcount to our vendors by that date. If you do not submit your RSVP by the deadline, you and your party will be marked as "not attending."

The dress code for our wedding day is formal. Men should wear a two-piece suit and women should wear a full-length gown. For those planning to wear heels, a thicker block heel is recommended since part of the festivities will occur on grassy areas. In accordance with customary wedding etiquette, the couple kindly reminds all guests to refrain from wearing any white or cream-colored garments (even if it includes a pattern/print or other colors). Shades of white and near-white are reserved for the bride. We appreciate your respect and cooperation.

For those able to attend our welcome party, the dress code is cocktail. The couple kindly reminds all guests to refrain from wearing any white or cream-colored garments (even if it includes a pattern/print or other colors). Shades of white and near-white are reserved for the bride. We appreciate your respect and cooperation.

Each invitation will expressly list invitees by individual name, and upon RSVP you can see the number of seats reserved in your party's honor. As you can understand, our wedding will be a very intimate day with limited capacity. The bride and groom have invited only their closest friends and family, with the intention that the couple shares a longstanding personal relationship with every single guest. If you receive an invitation listing only your name, you have not been allocated a plus-one. We appreciate your understanding.

No, our wedding is an adults-only affair. We send our love to your children and appreciate your understanding.

There is no official wedding hotel or room block, but various hotel recommendations for your trip to Miami are under the "Travel & Accommodation" page of this website. Our top recommendation is to stay in Coconut Grove, followed by Coral Gables and Brickell.

Your presence at our wedding weekend is the greatest present, but for those interested in sending us a gift, we invite you to kindly consider our registry at the "Gift Registry" tab of this website. You can alternatively copy and paste the following link directly into your browser: https://www.theknot.com/us/daniel-dewitt-and-kelly-malloy/registry

During mid-March, Miami typically experiences mild springtime temperatures with highs in the range of 78-82 degrees and lows in the range of 65-69 degrees. Humidity is also low to moderate during this time of year.