FAQs

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Are kids invited?

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We are lucky to have so many amazing kids in our lives spread across friends and family! While we love them all, our wedding events will be adults-only celebrations. We know several trusted sitters. If you'd like to hire one for Friday and Saturday nights, please let Morgan or Phil know.

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What is the dress code?

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Saturday night will be black tie preferred: Floor-length gowns or formal cocktail dresses, tuxes with black neckties or bowties. There are many places throughout Boston from where guests can rent a tux, including Men's Warehouse. Another tux rental recommendation is Tuxedo Time, which has hotel valet delivery: 781-848-9077 Gowns can be borrowed from services like "Rent The Runway". First time users can use "GETDRESSED" for 20% off orders. If you feel that wearing a tuxedo or gown constricts your identity, we encourage you to dress in a way that allows you to bring your full self to our wedding.

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What should we pack?

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Boston tends to be very cold in February and snow is possible. Please pack a jacket, hat, gloves, and appropriate footwear.

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What shoes should we wear on the night of the wedding?

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Our wedding venue will have a coat and boot check. Feel free to wear winter shoes to the wedding venue and change once you arrive.

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Can we take photos of the wedding?

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We would love for our guests to be present during our wedding. We will share our gallery of photos from our amazing photographer as soon as we get them.

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What time does the wedding end?

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We've planned a special evening and hope our guests will stay until the end of our wedding at half past midnight.

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What covid and flu considerations are being made?

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Since it is our shared responsibility to keep our community safe, we ask that all guests do everything in their power to arrive to our wedding weekend as healthy as possible and to do everything they can to stop the spread of influenza, covid, and other viruses and diseases. This allows all guests to enjoy the weekend, including those who are immunocompromised.