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Kindly RSVP by November 15, 2025. Simply click the RSVP button at the top of this page to confirm your place at all the soirées and spectacles. This allows us to finalize details with our vendors and ensures every guest is treated with the utmost care. Merci beaucoup, we cannot wait to fête with you!
At the turn of the year, we’ll be releasing curated Pinterest boards to help inspire your looks — consider it the start of a new fashion cycle for our wedding weekend. In the meantime, here’s what to expect:
Saturday, May 23 — Welcome Party
Our boat celebration is titled “Surrealism on the Seine.” A playful, dreamy Parisian afternoon on the river — Dalí meets Piaf meets champagne in daylight. Think bold pops of Electric Blue against a palette of neutrals and metallics, with whimsical accessories as surrealist easter eggs. Guests should look chic enough for cocktails, but free enough for dancing on deck. Have fun with it!
Sunday, May 24 — The Wedding at Le Meurice
The main event calls for Black Tie attire. Women are invited to wear floor-length gowns, and men should wear tuxedos or formal suits. Please avoid white, ivory, or cream, which are reserved for the bride. Think old Parisian style and timeless elegance.
This celebration is designed to be intimate, a carefully composed salon of loved ones. Only the guests formally named on your invitation are included. If you’ve received a plus one, their name will be written on your envelope.
While we adore your petits chéris, our wedding will be an adults-only affair, with the exception of the children in our wedding party (our little brothers). Consider this your invitation to sip champagne under Dalí’s ceiling, linger through every waltz, and let Paris sweep you away for the night.
Your presence in Paris is the most precious gift of all. Truly.
If you are unable to make it to Paris and want to contribute to our adventures afterwards, we will set up a honeymoon fund. Thank you for your generosity as we begin our lives as Husband and Wife!
Paris is at her loveliest in May, with gardens in bloom and café terraces buzzing with life. Romina has gathered a list of her favorite restaurants, bars, and museums [here] for you to explore, and the French Open (Roland-Garros) will also be taking place, adding to the city’s lively spirit. For day trips, we recommend visiting Giverny to see Monet’s lilies in full bloom, Versailles to marvel at the Hall of Mirrors (one inspiration for our wedding reception), and Fontainebleau for an idyllic stroll through its gardens. And if you’re tempted to keep the celebration going, the bride and groom will be traveling to the South of France afterward — the place where they fell in love summer after summer.