Please RSVP by June 1st 2025.

Please arrive at Sacred Heart by 1:45 PM, particularly if you will need to find parking. The doors of Sacred Heart Church will be open all afternoon, and confessions will be heard prior to the wedding Mass (Here are some examinations of conscience).

Lastly, please be respectful of the sacred space. You are welcome and encouraged to pray before the Mass begins, and please genuflect towards the tabernacle (which is in a beautiful side chapel) or bow towards the main altar before taking your seat.

Unfortunately, plus ones cannot generally be accommodated. Therefore, we ask that our guests please do not bring a plus one unless they are specifically listed on your invitation. That being said, please reach out to the bride or groom to clarify your status. We will be able to accommodate a very limited number of exceptions.

Yes! Children are so important and are a beautiful witness of the fruitfulness and love of marriage. Such amazing memories for little ones can be formed during these special celebrations! High chairs will be provided upon the parents' request; please make a note on your RSVP next to the allergy section or contact the bride if you will need this accommodation.

Take this opportunity to pray for your children, as Saints Anne and Joachim once prayed for their daughter, Mary, the Mother of God.

Lastly, if you are expecting (congratulations!!!) and anything changes regarding your RSVP or the number of guests in your party, please contact the bride or groom.

We will have professional photography, and our wedding ceremony will occur during the Mass, so we kindly ask all guests to refrain from using their phones or other cameras. We want all guests to be present in the moment, so we kindly ask that there be no pictures or videos be taken until after we have walked down the aisle together. Thank you in advance for respecting our wishes!

Many close friends and family have allergies or specialized diets. To inform the bride and groom of any dietary restrictions, please check the allergy box on your invitation and contact the bride for further information. Our reception menu will be posted once our planning stage is finalized.

And a note on the cookie table: the bride does not want to have to enter nurse mode at her wedding, so please refrain from eating a pastry if you are not sure of its contents.

We would love to see our friends and family dressed up for our special day! Our dress code is formal.

For men, a dark suit and tie is perfect, but you may wear a tux; for women, a long gown or a sophisticated cocktail dress is perfect. We ask that you avoid jeans or other casual wear.

Our ceremony will be held in a church, so we encourage everyone to wear modest attire out of respect for one another and for the sacred space. Gentlemen, we ask that clothing not be overly tight, and ladies, please choose an outfit that allows you to stand, sit, and kneel comfortably.

If you’re looking for outfit ideas or have any questions, feel free to reach out to the bride!