Cocktail attire - We suggest that men wear a suit or dress shirt with tie and women wear a midi- or knee-length dress or dressy separates. Since cocktail wedding attire is slightly less formal than black-tie and black-tie optional, tuxes and floor-length gowns are not required (however, you can always opt for longer skirts or formal jackets if you'd like). When it comes to deciding what to wear to a cocktail wedding, a suit and tie with a crisp black or white shirt and dress pants is a no-fail choice. You can also wear a short formal dress or an elegant jumpsuit with jewelry.

Yes, the ceremony is outdoors - weather permitting. The ceremony will be held on the grass as a heads up with your shoe choice :) If weather is uncooperative, the ceremony will take place indoors, next to the reception area.

Please response by 9/30.

There is a large parking lot at the venue. You'll turn into the drive that passes Prophecy Creek Park and see the Manor House which is set back some. You'll find ample parking. Additionally, the option to utilize the shuttle from the Courtyard Plymouth Meeting to the venue is available.

Yes, there will be a shuttle from the hotel to the venue. The first shuttle will begin it's route at 4:15pm from the Courtyard to The Manor House at Prophecy Creek Park. It will make as many round trips as needed (about a 10 minute trip one way). The first shuttle back to the hotel will being at 9:30pm.

Your invitation will specify if you have a plus one. If it does not, we unfortunately cannot accommodate additional guests.

As much as we love your little ones, we cannot host any children or babies at our wedding. We appreciate your understanding.

Yes, more to come!

Yes, feel free to tip your bartenders. Note due to PA law, shots are not allowed.

No, we're going right from ceremony to cocktail hour!

To commemorate Kev's Polish roots, we will be hosting a "Money Dance" during the reception. A Polish wedding tradition dating back to the 20th century, guests gift the couple dollar bills in turn for dancing with the bride. If you know Val, you won't be surprised she has decided to not follow tradition and omit wearing the apron. However, to add a twist and honor her Italian heritage, you may sip limoncello while you dance with her!