Please RSVP by Monday, October 5, 2026 so we can finalize all the details.

We love your little ones, but our wedding will be an adults-only celebration. Thank you for understanding!

If your invitation includes a guest by name, then yes! Otherwise, we’re keeping things intimate and can only accommodate the people listed on the invitation.

Guests are encouraged to wear cocktail attire with a vintage, romantic feel. While we aren’t having a formal bridal party, we’d love everyone to embrace a fall palette (deep green, burgundy, brown, dusty rose, warm neutrals) to create beautifully cohesive photos. Learn more here.

Absolutely.

The ceremony will be outdoors (weather permitting!), and dinner will be indoors just a short car ride away.

The ceremony will be in Prospect Park, followed by dinner at Pasta Louise in Park Slope. We recommend taking an Uber or Lyft to the park, then it’s either a 25-minute walk or a quick 12-minute car ride to dinner. Afterward, we’ll head to Midtown Manhattan for the karaoke after-party, about a 40-minute trip on the F train.

Early November in Brooklyn is usually cool and crisp. Daytime temps are often in the 50s–60s, with evenings dipping into the 40s. Bring a coat or wrap so you’re cozy for any outdoor moments.

Yes! After dinner, there will be about a two-hour break before karaoke—plenty of time to change into something sparkly, freshen up, or just relax. No need to wait for us—the karaoke spot doubles as a bar, so you’re welcome to head straight there and keep the party going until we arrive.

The best airports for Brooklyn are JFK and LGA. Both are in Queens and about 30–45 minutes from Park Slope by car, depending on traffic. Newark (in New Jersey) is another option, but it’s a longer ride into Brooklyn. We recommend using skyscanner.com for the best deals on flights.