Rehearsal Dinner

Welcome Reception

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Brunch

Our Wedding

Welcome to our wedding website! We are thrilled to share the chapters of our love story with you, our dear family and friends. This section is a glimpse into our journey—from the day we met, through our dating years, to the magical moment of our engagement, and all the adventures in between. How We MetStart by sharing how and when you both met. Was it a chance encounter, through friends, or perhaps online? Set the scene and describe what drew you to each other initially. Example: "Our paths crossed on a sunny spring afternoon at a local music festival. Amidst the crowd, a shared love for jazz sparked our first conversation, which hasn’t stopped since." The Dating YearsDescribe some memorable moments from your dating period. Highlight trips you took, shared hobbies, or any traditions you started together. This is a chance to showcase your personalities and what makes your relationship unique. Example: "From spontaneous road trips to cozy movie nights, our years of dating were filled with laughter and learning about each other. One of our favorite traditions became our yearly hike in the Rockies, testing our limits and growing our bond." The ProposalNarrate the proposal story. Whether it was a grand gesture or a quiet intimate moment, share the details that made it special for both of you. Example: "On a crisp autumn evening in our favorite park, surrounded by the glow of sunset, Michael got down on one knee. With a nervous smile, he asked the question that would change our lives forever." Leading Up to the Wedding DayTalk about your preparations for the big day or any pre-wedding events. This can include the emotional highs and the challenges, giving your guests insight into your journey to the altar. Example: "As we plan our wedding, we are reminded daily of the incredible journey we have been on. Each tasting, dance lesson, and seating chart plan brings us closer not just to our wedding day, but to each other." Closing ThoughtsEnd with a note of anticipation and gratitude. Express your excitement about the future and thank your guests for their support. Example: "We are counting down the days until we can celebrate with all of you. Thank you for your love, laughter, and guidance. Here’s to the next chapter of our adventure together!"

Our Story

Photos

Caitlin Valentin

Niel Puertollano

Stacy Canlas

Kenneth Yanga

Wedding Party

Dress Code

WHEN SHOULD I RSVP? We kindly request that all guests rsvp by [INSERT DATE 8 WEEKS BEFORE WEDDING] to allow us to make necessary arrangements for our special day. If you need to update your response after this date, please reach out to us directly.

CAN I BRING A PLUS ONE? Due to venue capacity, we are only able to accommodate those guests formally listed on your invitation. We sincerely appreciate your understanding. Alternative (if plus ones are allowed): Guests who have been allocated a plus one will see it indicated on their invitation. We look forward to celebrating with you and your guest.

CAN I BRING MY CHILDREN? We kindly ask that our wedding celebration be an adults-only occasion. We hope this allows all guests to fully relax and enjoy the evening with us. Alternative (if children are invited):While we love your little ones, attendance for children is reserved for those in the wedding party, such as the ring bearer and flower girl, as well as the immediate families of the couple. We truly appreciate your understanding.

WHAT SHOULD I WEAR &amp; IS THERE A COLOR PALETTE I SHOULD FOLLOW? Check out our Dress Attire page for instructions on dress code. To honor the bride and this special occasion, we respectfully request that guests avoid wearing white, ivory, cream, or similar tones, as these shades are reserved for the bride.

WILL THERE BE TRANSPORTATION FOR OUT OF TOWN GUESTS? We will be providing round-trip shuttle transportation for all guests from our designated hotel(s) to our ceremony &amp; reception venues. Please visit our Travel Page for more information on location and departure times.

WHAT TIME SHOULD I ARRIVE? We kindly ask that guests arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the ceremony start time to allow for seating and to ensure an uninterrupted beginning to the celebration.

CAN I TAKE PICTURES DURING THE CEREMONY? We're going "unplugged"! We kindly ask that all phones and cameras be put away and turned to silent/off during our ceremony. We have a hired a great team of photographers and videographers to capture our commitments to each other and promise to share all the media with you when we receive them. Optional Add On:Before our official exchange of vows, our officiant will inform you of a designated time for you to capture as many pictures/videos of us as you like.

WILL THERE BE AN OPEN BAR? Full Open Bar:Yes, we are delighted to offer a full open bar for our guests’ enjoyment throughout the evening. Beer &amp; Wine Only:We will be offering a selection of beer and wine for guests to enjoy throughout the celebration. Cash Bar:A cash bar will be available for guests who wish to purchase beverages during the event. Dry Wedding:Our celebration will be alcohol-free. We look forward to sharing a joyful and memorable evening with you.

Q + A

Newark Liberty International Airport

Canopy by Hilton Jersey City Arts District

W Hoboken

Travel

Our GO TO omakase spot when we are looking for a fun night out. 12 pieces in 60 minutes with fun cocktails and great music.

Sushi by Bou - Hoboken NJ @ W Hotel

Who said learning can't be fun?! We love coming here with our niece and nephew! (and yes, sometimes without the kids!)

Liberty Science Center

Things to Do

Registry

WHITE TIE ATTIREWe kindly request white-tie formal attire for our celebration. This is the most formal level of dress. Ladies are asked to wear floor-length evening gowns with elegant accessories. Gentlemen are required to wear a tuxedo with tails, a white formal shirt, vest, and bow tie.

BLACK TIE ATTIREWe kindly request black-tie attire. Ladies are encouraged to wear floor-length gowns in formal, evening fabrics such as silk, chiffon, velvet, or lace. While a refined mid-length dress may be suitable, a long gown is preferred. Gentlemen are asked to wear a tuxedo with a black bow tie and formal shoes.

FORMAL / BLACK-TIE OPTIONALWe kindly request formal or black-tie optional attire. Ladies may choose floor-length gowns, elegant midi dresses, or sophisticated cocktail attire. Gentlemen may opt for a tuxedo or a dark suit paired with a white shirt and tie. When in doubt, we encourage a more formal selection.

COCKTAIL ATTIREWe kindly request cocktail attire. Ladies may wear knee-length, midi, or tea-length dresses in polished silhouettes. Gentlemen are asked to wear a suit and tie.

SEMI-FORMAL / DRESSY CASUALWe kindly request semi-formal attire. Ladies may select midi or below-the-knee dresses, dressy skirts, or elegant jumpsuits. Gentlemen are asked to wear a dress shirt and slacks, with the option to include a jacket or tie for a more refined look.

FESTIVE ATTIREWe invite you to dress in festive attire. Ladies are encouraged to wear cocktail attire featuring bold colors, playful details, or statement accessories. Gentlemen may incorporate personality into their look through patterned or textured suits, or tasteful pops of color.

CASUAL ATTIREWe kindly request casual attire in a polished and elevated style. Ladies may wear sundresses or dressy separates paired with sandals or wedges. Gentlemen may wear dress pants or khakis with a collared shirt. We kindly ask that guests refrain from wearing sneakers, shorts, or flip-flops.

TROPICAL / DESTINATION ATTIREWe kindly request tropical or destination attire. Ladies may wear lightweight, breathable dresses paired with dressy sandals or wedges. Gentlemen may wear lightweight suits, linen pieces, or collared shirts. We encourage fabrics and styles suited for warm-weather celebrations while maintaining an elevated appearance.

Elisha & Daniel

Elisha & Daniel

Registry