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Information & FAQ
Ceremony
Where is the ceremony being held?
The ceremonial mass will take place at San Dimas & Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church at Malesso'.
What time does the ceremony start?
The ceremony begins promptly at 11:00 am.
We kindly ask guests to arrive 30 minutes early to find parking and get seated.
Am I allowed to bring a plus one?
For the ceremony, you are more than welcome to do so.
Kindly note that the reception is limited based on your invitation.
Are children invited to the ceremony?
Yes, your children are more than welcome to come!
Can I take pictures during the ceremony?
We are having an “unplugged ceremony,” so please keep phones and cameras tucked away so you can be fully present with us in this special moment.
You may wait to take pictures until after we say “I do.”
Additionally, we ask guests to please be mindful of our photographer.
Reception
Where is the reception being held?
The reception will take place at the Emerald Ballroom at the Lotte Hotel Guam, Tumon.
What time does the reception start?
The reception begins at 6:00 pm.
There will be no bride and groom entrance announcement.
What should I wear to the reception?
Dress code is formal.
Please see this page for more details:
Comfortable shoes are encouraged for the dance floor!
Am I allowed to bring a plus one?
We would like to keep this event intimate and ensure that we personally know your plus one.
If your invitation states your plus one's name, then yes.
Are children invited to the reception?
While we love your little ones, our reception will be an adults-only celebration.
We are only making a few exceptions, and those parents have already been contacted directly.
We truly appreciate your understanding and can’t wait to celebrate with you!
Will there be dancing/entertainment?
Yes! Be prepared to chacha~
Who do I contact to add my speech in the agenda?
Please contact our best man Joe at 671-.
When does the reception end?
While we'd love the party all night long, the celebration will continue until 9:30pm.
Please give our bride and groom an Irish goodbye!
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