Short answer: yes, it is. We take the health of all our loved ones (including you!) extremely seriously, and as much as we would wish otherwise, the COVID-19 pandemic has not stopped or slowed down. We require that all guests in attendance (12 years of age and older) for our festivities provide at least one of the following: 1. Proof of original COVID-19 vaccinations and at least one booster shot 2. Proof of negative PCR test taken no earlier than the week of March 5, 2023 While our requirements may seem strict, we think that it is the least we can do to prioritize and protect the health of our loved ones. We will not be making exceptions. (In this same vein, if you are feeling sick, please stay home!! Of course we will miss you, but our party isn't worth jeopardizing your recovery.)
Each guest should fill out their own version of this short Google form by February 18: https://forms.gle/edocHftYpRz3WCaM8 You can upload pictures of your vaccination card in the form. If you have any trouble with the form, feel free to contact us.
Please RSVP by February 18. You can click on the RSVP tab above to do this--it's quick and easy! If you have any trouble, please email your RSVP to emilyrduhe@gmail.com by February 18.
Guests may begin to arrive at the venue as early as 5:45pm.
Parking at Paradigm Gardens is allowed on both sides of the street, on South Rampart and Clio Street. The parking lot behind the garden on Clio Street is NOT owned by the Garden. We encourage our guests to rideshare (or Uber, or Lyft, or taxi) to and from the event.
We've tried our best to account for everyone's partners or plus-ones, so please reach out to us if we've missed yours! There is a limit to how many guests we can host, so please let us know and we will try our best to accommodate you and your date.
Please let us know about any dietary restrictions with your RSVP by February 18! While we plan for much of our menu to be vegan/vegetarian friendly, let us know any specific requests and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Yes! Paradigm keeps a little herd of Cameroonian pygmy goats for some light lawn care (not entirely a joke--they eat the garden trimmings!). While they are all incredibly well-behaved and treat-focused, they will be kept in their pen at the back of the venue during the ceremony. They will only be brought out toward the very end of the reception for some well-supervised petting and photo ops.