What's the party dress code?

Costumes or goth regalia highly encouraged! (But not required.)

Please keep your outfit PG13 and nothing too scary. (There will be at least a few kids present.) We also ask that you be mindful of things like body paint, GLITTER, or stage blood that might rub off on others or our venue. Other than that, we look forward to seeing what you come up with!

What should we expect apart from food and dancing?

After dinner, the dance floor will open up and so will our photo booth. There's no limit to the number of photos for the three hours it's available, so have fun! You'll receive a copy of your photos to take home, and have the chance to put the other copy in our photo guest book along with any messages or doodles you may wish to add.

Speaking of messages, please put a note in our time capsule. We'll open it on our first year anniversary, so jot down a note, a memory from the wedding, or your advice to read in a year's time.

Also, on the way out the door, please take a tea-light holder from the tables as a little memento- and our thanks for being part of our big day. The large lanterns are spoken for, but there will be pumpkins, ghosts, spooky houses, and bats in need of a good home. We hope they'll bring back happy memories every Halloween.

Registry

Gifts are not required for the wedding, but many people see them as a tradition, so we've made a list of suggestions. If you'd rather offer your time instead, we do have a list of tasks we could use help with. Please reach out to us and we can provide you with the list for volunteer positions.