Semi-formal attire please! We don't care what color (aside from white haha).

When two Catholics marry, the Sacrament of Matrimony normally takes place within Mass. This is fitting because of the connections all sacraments have with the Paschal mystery of Christ and because it is in the Eucharist (Holy Communion) that Catholic married couples “meet the one who is the source of their marriage”. Receiving the Eucharist as their “first meal” together is a beautiful expression of the newlyweds’ reliance on God to sustain and strengthen them throughout their lives. In many respects, a wedding Mass is like any other Mass, but with the addition of the ritual for marriage, the heart of which is found in two key moments: the Consent exchanged by the bride and groom, and the Nuptial Blessing that is given to the newly married couple. In this moment, the bride and groom are the ministers of the sacrament to each other; the celebrant receives their consent in the name of the Church. The beautiful Nuptial Blessing includes an invocation of the Holy Spirit, whom the Catechism describes as the “seal” of the new spouses’ covenant and “the ever-available source of their love and the strength to renew their fidelity” (no. 1624).

No worries! We will have an in-depth program to help you follow along and worship with us.

Water, coffee, and tea will be provided. A cash bar will be available for other drinks.

The registry can be accessed through our website. There are items and different funds listed, as well as links to other sites such as amazon.

Nope! Taking photos and videos are encouraged. There will even be a shared drive to upload these photos!

June 11th, one month before the wedding. However, earlier responses would be greatly appreciated.

Yes! Although the reception will have an outdoor space to enjoy if you so choose.

Nope! Both the church and reception venue have free parking.

Yes!!!!!

You can refer to the "travel" tab on our website for hotel options!