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Questions & Answers

A few things guests often ask. Can't find your answer? Leave a note with your RSVP.

What should I wear?

Cocktail attire. Think suits (ties optional), cocktail dresses, jumpsuits, or dressy separates — polished, festive, and comfortable enough to dance until 1 AM. The whole celebration is indoors, so no weather math required; June evenings can cool off, so a light layer for the walk home is never a bad idea.

What if it rains?

It won't matter a bit. The entire wedding is indoors by design — ceremony under the Atrium's glass dome, cocktails in the foyer, dinner and dancing in the Imperial Ballroom, all under one roof. June in Niagara-on-the-Lake is beautiful anyway, and the gardens are right outside for photos.

Do I really need a passport?

Yes — every guest needs a passport. The wedding is in Ontario, Canada. See Travel & Border Info for the full rundown, including a note about Canadian entry rules that's worth reading early.

Where should I stay?

At the venue, ideally! We have a room block at Queen's Landing — Group ID 4157390, held until April 20, 2027. Rates, booking links, and the fine print are on Where to Stay.

Are children welcome?

We adore your kids — and we're keeping the ceremony and reception adults-only, so every parent gets a proper night off. The only exceptions are infants and the very littlest ones who can't yet be away from their parents; if that's your situation, please reach out to us before you RSVP and we'll sort it out together. (Niagara-on-the-Lake is a wonderful family trip if you'd like to bring the crew along for the weekend — we just ask that the wedding events themselves stay grown-ups-only.)

I have dietary restrictions — will there be something for me?

Absolutely. Gluten-free options are available throughout the menu, and the kitchen handles other needs gracefully. There's a spot on the RSVP for each guest's dietary notes — that's all you need to do.

Money and phones in Canada?

Visa and Mastercard work virtually everywhere (tap-to-pay is standard), so don't bother exchanging cash — but if a terminal offers to charge you in USD, choose CAD instead for the better rate. Do check your phone plan for international roaming before the trip. A few more card tips are on Travel.

What's nearby?

Niagara Falls (20 minutes), wineries in every direction, the Shaw Festival, and the shops and gardens of old town Niagara-on-the-Lake. Make a long weekend of it — ideas on Travel.

When should I RSVP by?

Please reply by May 1, 2027 so we can finalize numbers with the venue. You can RSVP right here on the site.

Is there a registry?

Your being there is the gift, truly. For those who've asked, there's a honeymoon fund.

Who do I contact with questions?

Reach out to either of us directly, or leave a note with your RSVP and we'll follow up.