You can find the link to fill out your UK ETA Application here.
(Should only be $13)

Please arrive by 3:00 PM sharp. The ceremony has a strict 50-minute time slot, and we need all guests to be seated promptly to avoid delays with other weddings scheduled before and after ours.

“Upstage the Bride!” We encourage glamorous, bold attire that makes you feel confident and fabulous! Please see the dress code page for some ideas. Don't hesitate to reach out if you'd like inspo.

We encourage you to be present in the moment while still capturing memories:

Our photographer will document the entire celebration, and we'll share these photos with all guests

You're welcome to take discrete photos during the ceremony and reception

We'll have disposable cameras available throughout the event for candid moments

Please refrain from posting on social media until after the wedding weekend (but go crazy after)

Please RSVP by April 17th to help us finalize arrangements with the venue.

Unfortunately we don’t have enough space and we can only accommodate guests who are specifically named on the invitation.

London's public transportation system is your best option. Use contactless payment cards or an Oyster card on:

• The Underground (Tube) - tap in AND out at station barriers 

• Buses - tap in only when boarding

• National Rail within London

Important: Always use the same payment card for all your journeys. Transport for London (TfL) automatically caps your daily fare at around £9.00 when traveling within Zones 1 & 2 (central London), saving you money compared to buying individual tickets.

Citymapper is the top choice for real-time public transit directions in London, with Google Maps as a solid alternative. When searching for locations, always use the postcode (e.g., W11 2AJ) since London has many streets with duplicate names. The postcode's first letters indicate the area (W = West, E = East, N = North, SE = Southeast, etc.).

• Example address: Walmer Castle (pub) 58 Ledbury Road London W11 2AJ

Be alert for phone theft, particularly from people on bikes and e-bikes who may snatch devices. Keep your phone secure by:

• Storing it in a zipped bag or front pocket when not in use or using a phone tether

• Holding it firmly with both hands when taking photos or checking directions

• Standing away from the road edge when using your phone

• Being extra vigilant in busy tourist areas