Questions & answers
Asked and answered
Everything guests ask us most, in one place. A few answers are still being decided — where that's the case, we say so, and we'll update this page as things land.
The basics
When should I RSVP by?
Kindly reply by November 13, 2026. It only takes a minute — head to the RSVP page, look up your name, and you’re done.
Can I bring a plus-one?
We’ve kept the guest list to the people we know and love, so invitations are addressed to exactly who’s invited. If your invitation includes a guest, it will say so — and the RSVP form will show everyone in your party when you look up your name.
Are kids invited?
We love your little ones, but aside from our own four, who have some very important jobs in the ceremony, we're keeping the celebration to guests 16 and up. We hope a night off is a silver lining, and if the age rule makes attending tricky for your family, reach out and we'll help however we can. As always, your RSVP lists everyone in your party who's invited.
What should I wear?
Semi-formal: suits or sport coats (tie optional), cocktail or midi dresses, or a sharp jumpsuit. It’s a garden venue and January nights run cold — bring a layer. The What to Wear page has our color palette and weather notes. The short version: January in Phoenix is lovely by day (highs around 68°F) and genuinely cold after sunset (near 45°F), so plan a layer.
What time should I arrive?
Doors open at 3:30 PM, and the ceremony begins at 4:00 PM sharp. Plan to arrive when doors open so you can park, find a seat, and settle in without rushing.
Is the wedding indoors or outdoors?
The venue's ceremony spaces are outdoors in the gardens, so expect at least part of the evening under the desert sky. January nights here run chilly, so bring something warm for after sunset. There will be outdoor heaters if needed.
Getting there & the day itself
Where do I park?
The wedding is at Lindsay Grove in Mesa. There is free onsite parking. Directions and the full rundown live on the Wedding page.
What if I'm running late?
Breathe — it happens. If the ceremony has already begun, hang back near the entrance, and someone will help you slip in between moments. The only real rule: no arrivals mid-vows.
Will there be an open bar?
We're excited to offer an open bar at our wedding, featuring signature cocktails handpicked by the bride and groom, as well as top-shelf liquor and a selection of beers.
Gifts & the fine print
Can I bring a gift to the venue?
Please don’t — truly, your presence is the gift, and we’d hate for you to haul a box across the desert. If you’d like to give, our registry & donations page has everything in one place. Cards are always welcome.
Can I take photos during the ceremony?
We’re planning an unplugged ceremony — phones down, eyes up, just for those few minutes. We’ll confirm the details, but count on our photographer catching everything and on us sharing the photos afterward. Once the ceremony ends, snap away.
Is there a wedding hashtag?
To be announced — we’re still workshopping one worthy of the occasion. Once it exists, you’ll find it here, and we’d love for you to use it on anything you post after the ceremony.
Who do I contact with questions on the day?
Closer to the date we’ll share a day-of contact — someone wonderful who is not one of the two of us, since we’ll be slightly occupied. Until then, reach out the way you usually reach us.
Still wondering something?
If your question isn’t here, it’s probably on our list too. We’ll keep this page updated as decisions land, so check back as the day gets closer — and in the meantime, the best thing you can do is reply by November 13, 2026.