Please RSVP by June 1st, 2021.
The dress code is cocktail. The ceremony and reception will take place outdoors, so please choose your shoes wisely :)
Yes! Your kids are welcome to attend the ceremony and reception. If you would like recommendations for a babysitter, please email LevinStudd@gmail.com
Yes! There will be complimentary shuttles from the Marriott Hotel every 30 minutes beginning at 1pm. Shuttles back to the hotel from the venue will run every 30 minutes between 9pm and 10:30pm.
There will be a complimentary shuttle from the hotel to the venue, but if you chose to drive, there is free parking at the venue!
Please send any food allergies or restrictions to LevinStudd@gmail.com
The Pittsburgh Cookie Table consists of home-baked sweets by friends and family of the bride and groom. Due to COVID, we will no longer be hosting a baking event. However, please feel free to bake cookies at home and bring them with you. Please email LevinStudd@gmail.com if you plan on participating in this fun tradition!
"The cookie table came out of the 1930s, when Pittsburgh was taking an economic beating from the one-two punch of the collapse of the coal industry and the crippling Great Depression. Many immigrants found themselves living in relative poverty [and their goal] was to marry off their kids to cut expenses—and to do it quickly ... Cakes, especially during the Depression, were luxuries that required expensive ingredients—eggs, butter, sugar, and flour. Instead, families began to modify these ingredients to use a more rationed, yet creative way. By forgoing the customary wedding cake due to financial burdens, Pittsburgh immigrant families were inadvertently starting a new tradition." - https://www.tastecooking.com/pennsylvanias-best-wedding-tradition-cookie-table/
Please email LevinStudd@gmail.com with any additional questions.