Questions & answers

When and where are you getting married?

Saturday, February 6, 2027, at the Wintergarden, One Bausch & Lomb Place, Rochester, New York. The ceremony begins at four o’clock, with reception to follow.

Is the ceremony indoors?

Yes. The ceremony and reception take place inside the Wintergarden, the glass-enclosed atrium of Legacy Tower in downtown Rochester, and cocktail hour is held on the mezzanine.

How do I RSVP?

Once formal invitations arrive this autumn, you’ll be able to RSVP here on the website. For now, saving the date is all we ask.

Is there parking?

Yes. Complimentary valet will be available at the entrance, so you can arrive and step straight inside.

Where should I stay?

A couple of downtown hotels, both a short walk from the Wintergarden, are on the Travel & stay page.

What is the dress code?

Winter cocktail attire. Suits, cocktail dresses, and elegant separates are welcome. It will be February in Rochester, so bring a coat for arrival and departure. The ceremony and reception are both indoors.

What time should I arrive?

Please arrive about twenty minutes before the ceremony, with time to settle in and find your seat before the processional begins.

Will there be an open bar?

Yes. There will be an open bar through the evening, wine with dinner, and champagne for the toast.

Are children welcome?

Our two children and Danielle’s niece are part of the wedding party. Beyond them, the celebration is adults only, and we hope it feels like a night to yourselves.

Can I bring a plus-one?

Your invitation will name everyone included in your party. We’ve kept the guest list to our closest family and friends, and we’re hoping for a room full of familiar faces. If you have any questions about your invitation, please reach out.

Have you registered for gifts?

Not yet. We hope to share registry details here closer to the day. After more than eight years in our home, we’re well settled, so for those who would like to give, a contribution toward our future together would be our first choice. Having you there is what matters most.