Always & Forever
Billy & Katie
164 DAYS TO GO!
How long will the Mass last?
We will be having a full wedding Mass as it is the most special part of our day. A Catholic Wedding Mass typically lasts about 90 minutes.
Where do I RSVP?
Once formal invitations have been received, you can RSVP directly on our website. Please respond by 07.10.2026.
Can I bring a plus-one?
Please check your formal invitation for your designated guests. If your invitation includes a plus-one, we'd love for them to join. The more the merrier!
Are children invited?
Yes.
What should I wear?
The dress code is semi-formal. Please dress respectfully, keeping the cathedral and reception venue in mind. We can't wait to see you all on the dance floor!
What time should I arrive?
All guests attending the ceremony are to be seated by 12:45 pm. Additional timing details will be included in the formal invitation.
What if i arrive late?
If you arrive late, please wait until the procession is completed, then find a seat.
Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available at both the ceremony and reception venues. There is ample parking around the church. Parking is available at the reception venue either by valet or on Race St at the 410 Race St Mabley Place Garage for self-parking.
Can I take photos during the ceremony?
We want everyone to be present in the moment, so we'll have a professional photographer capturing all the special memories. Please refrain from taking photos during the ceremony. Photos at the reception are welcome!
I've never been to a Catholic Mass before - what should I expect?
A Catholic Wedding Mass is a religious sacrament that includes prayers, scripture readings, hymns, and the celebration of the Eucharist. Don't worry if you're not familiar—just follow along respectfully, and feel free to sit, stand, or kneel with the congregation.
Do I need to take Communion if I'm not Catholic?
No, only practicing Catholics typically receive Communion. If you're not receiving, you are welcome to stay seated or approach the priest with your arms crossed over your chest for a blessing.