Nowhere. Really. Your presence is more than enough. Can't make it? No sweat--we'll catch you later.

Absolutely not. It'll be short and sweet. The remainder of the time is yours to walk and talk around the Neon Museum and take photos. Or if you hate it you can leave immediately.

Great question. Wedding dress codes are a landmine, and we didn't provide much help did we? This is an outdoor Vegas wedding at a neon sign museum so most importantly you should have fun and be comfortable. Have a fun outfit you have had no excuse to wear? Let us be your excuse. (Unless you are Jack Wehman--you cannot wear your Magic suit) Suggestions for men include suits, collared shirts, blazers, dress pants, and/or khakis. Patterns and colors are a-okey and no tie necessary. Jeans, shorts, and open-toed shoes discouraged. Suggestions for women include cocktail dresses or midi/maxi length dresses and jumpsuits. While you are welcome to wear a gown, you might be a bit overdressed. Fun shoes and accessories encouraged. Jeans and shorts discouraged.

Whatever you want! Vegas is entertainment in and of itself but see our recommendations for some ideas. Sam would also like to suggest nap time.

We've got a room reserved at Bazaar Meats starting at 6:30 and ending at 9:30. Drinks will be flowing, and dinner will be a tasting menu served tapas and family style depending on the dish. If you have dietary restrictions, please note them on the RSVP.

For those interested in keeping the party going after dinner, we're going to go do what Vegas is best at--gamble! Logistics are TBD, but the idea is to head back to the main part of the Strip after dinner and hit up a few casino floors.