There are events all weekend, but you don’t have to come to all (or any) of them. Except for the ceremony - you should come to that ๐
If you already have a jam-packed Paris itinerary, please don’t feel the need to change anything!
8-11pm: Happy Hour on the banks of the river Seine
4:30pm: Wedding Ceremony & Reception
๐๏ธ Weather permitting, the ceremony will take place outdoors. The reception will expand to include an indoor area.
5:30pm | Ceremony |
6pm | Cocktail |
7pm | Cocktail dรฎnatoire |
8:30pm | Cutting the cake |
9pm | Dancing |
The ceremony will be officiated by the supernaturally creative
Mark Fitzpatrick.
The dinner format is cocktail dรฎnatoire. Servers will walk around with an assortment of cuisine from 6-9pm and there’ll be two culinary animations where the chef prepares food as you watch.
Advice: pace yourself! ๐
Vegetarian and other restrictions will be clearly labeled. You may sit down at any table you like to eat.
To drink we will have a selection of French champagne, red and white wine in addition to non-alcoholic soft drinks, juice, coffee and tea. We’ll also have beer served by a local Paris craft brewer.
We’ll also have water available for anyone who’s dancing really hard.
Dancing will begin around 9pm and continue until midnight. The music selection will include both American and French hits as well as some of our favorite dance-friendly beats.
Noon-3pm: Open House and Lite Brunch
Around 3pm we’ll move to one of the grassy sitting areas at the Jardin du Luxembourg. Find these “pelouse” in the southeast corner of the park.
Welcome to 2018, our wedding has a hashtag.
Add #EstelleAndJosh to photos and videos you share throughout the weekend.
Please double-check that your passport is not expired.
You can get by with English in Paris, but it won’t hurt to brush up on a few common French phrases for basics like please and thank you.
The Paris Metro is a fast and cheap way to get around. Trains run every 2-5 minutesโyou don’t need to plan trips in advance. Ticket machines work in English and are located at every stop.
Google Maps will give you metro directions for any itinerary if you click on the public transportation tab.
Many Paris cafรฉs and restaurants have WiFi, but you can also get a prepaid SIM card and have data everywhere. Should you need anything while in France, here are our phone numbers:
And thank you so much for coming. It means the world to us.
See you soon!