We recommend guests arrive on Thursday, September 3rd or Friday, September 4th, as there will be a welcome party on Friday evening.

The ceremony will be held at 3:15 PM at the Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Paul (Mdina Cathedral) in the Old City of Mdina, approximately 20–30 minutes from The Phoenicia.
Address: 2 Triq San Pawl, L-Imdina MDN 1061, Malta (yes, that’s really the address!)

Attire: Summer Formal; shoulders and knees must be covered in the church.
Transportation will be provided to and from the cathedral, departing from and returning to The Phoenicia, where the reception will take place.details to come...

*White, ivory, cream, and any shades resembling white are reserved exclusively for the bride and may not be worn.*

WELCOME PARTY (Friday, September 4th): Cocktail Attire
- For women, cocktail dresses, elegant midis, or elevated evening sets are appropriate. Light, breathable fabrics are encouraged. Color is welcome and encouraged. White, ivory, cream, and any shades resembling white are reserved exclusively for the bride and may not be worn.
- For men, dress shirts with slacks or lightweight suits are appropriate. Jackets are encouraged but not required. Ties are optional.
- The overall look should feel stylish, elevated, and celebratory, while remaining appropriate for warm weather. This is not casual attire. Please avoid sundresses, denim, sneakers, beachwear, or overly informal pieces.
- When in doubt, dress up, not down.


WEDDING CEREMONY & RECEPTION (Saturday, September 5th): Summer Formal
- Dress Code: Summer Formal (Mediterranean)

- Our wedding will take place in Malta at the height of summer, so please dress with both elegance and comfort in mind.

- For women, we encourage full-length or formal midi dresses in light, breathable fabrics such as silk, chiffon, organza, linen blends, or fine cotton. Color is welcome and encouraged. Think elevated, polished, and festive rather than dark or heavy.

- For men, suits are expected, but ties are optional. Linen or lightweight summer suits are perfectly appropriate. Lighter colors and breathable materials are encouraged due to the climate.

- Overall, the look should feel upscale, refined, and celebratory, while still appropriate for a hot Mediterranean summer. This is not cocktail or casual attire. Please avoid overly casual pieces such as sundresses, short dresses, denim, sneakers, or beachwear.

- When in doubt, err on the side of formal rather than casual.

FAREWELL BRUNCH (Sunday, September 6th): Elevated Casual
- Relaxed but refined—sundresses, breezy skirts, or tailored separates for women; chinos, dress shorts, or polos for men. Leave gym wear and flip-flops behind.

More information on attire to come...

The ceremony will take place indoors, followed by an outdoor cocktail hour. The reception will be held indoors, with the after party moving back outdoors to enjoy the evening air.

In early September, Malta typically enjoys warm, sunny weather with clear skies and gentle coastal breezes. Daytime temperatures average between 90–99°F (32–37°C), with slightly cooler evenings around 80°F (27°C). Rain is uncommon but not impossible. We recommend lightweight, breathable attire for daytime events and a light layer or wrap for the evening.

While we absolutely adore your little ones, we are aiming to keep the event more manageable and ask that only those specifically named on the invitation—including children—attend. We sincerely appreciate your understanding as we work to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all our guests.

We kindly ask that only those listed on your invitation attend. Due to logistical planning and guest count limits, we’re unable to accommodate additional guests or plus-ones not specifically invited. Thank you for understanding—we can’t wait to celebrate with you!

Yes! We have a full weekend of celebrations planned:

Excursion: Thursday, September 3rd,

(Updated September 1, 2026)

We’re so sorry for the uncertainty surrounding the daytime excursion. We really did try to make it happen, but unfortunately, after exploring all of our options, we were unable to find an excursion that could accommodate our entire wedding guest list. As a result, we will not be moving forward with the daytime excursion.

We’re disappointed that we couldn’t make it work, but no matter — we’re all going to see each other the very next night at our Welcome Party, where we’ll officially kick off the big wedding weekend together! 🥂

Thank you so much for your understanding!

Welcome Party: Friday, September 4 at 6:00 PM
The Sheer Bastion, Triq Il-Habs Antik, L-Isla ISL 1040, Malta
Attire: Cocktail

After Party: Immediately following the reception until 2:00 AM
The Bastion Pool, The Phoenicia Hotel
Dancing + partying all night!

Farewell Brunch: Sunday, September 6 at 12:00 PM
The Contessa Restaurant, The Phoenicia Hotel
Attire: Elevated Casual


We’ll also share recommendations for local activities, excursions, and things to enjoy during your free time. Stay tuned!

More information to come...

Thursday - Sunday Itinerary

Excursion: Thursday, September 3rd, early afternoon
We are working on an optional daytime excursion Thursday afternoon. We’re still finding an option that can accommodate our large group, so more details to come! (Updated August 24, 2026.)

Welcome Party: Friday, September 4 at 6:00 PM
The Sheer Bastion, Triq Il-Habs Antik, L-Isla ISL 1040, Malta
Attire: Cocktail

Wedding Ceremony: Saturday, September 5 at 3:15 PM
St. Paul’s Cathedral (Mdina Cathedral), 2 Triq San Pawl, L-Imdina MDN 1061, Malta
Attire: Summer Formal; shoulders and knees must be covered in church.

Wedding Reception: Saturday, September 5 at 5:00 PM
The Phoenicia Hotel, The Mall, Floriana FRN 1478, Malta
Attire: Summer Formal

After Party: Immediately following the reception until 2:00 AM
The Bastion Pool, The Phoenicia Hotel
Dancing + partying all night!

Farewell Brunch: Sunday, September 6 at 12:00 PM
The Contessa Restaurant, The Phoenicia Hotel
Attire: Elevated Casual

You can also click on the "weekend itinerary" page for all information

Yes!

Welcome Party: Friday, September 4 at 6:00 PM
The Sheer Bastion, Triq Il-Habs Antik, L-Isla ISL 1040, Malta
Attire: Cocktail

Yes!

Immediately following the reception, there will be an After Party.

After Party: Immediately following the reception until 2:00 AM
The Bastion Pool, The Phoenicia Hotel
Dancing + partying all night!

Then we will be holding a brunch the morning after the wedding.

Farewell Brunch: Sunday, September 6 at 12:00 PM
The Contessa Restaurant, The Phoenicia Hotel
Attire: Elevated Casual

We’re getting married at The Phoenicia Malta, and we’ve secured a limited number of discounted rooms there for our guests. You are not required to stay at the venue, and there are plenty of hotels at different price points within walking distance or a short drive from Valletta. We’ve also arranged preferential rates at the Hilton Malta, and guests are welcome to book any other hotels or Airbnbs that fit their preferences.

For full details—including booking codes, rate information, deadlines, and links to all recommended hotels—please visit the Accommodations page of our website.
The most convenient way to reach Valletta is by flying into Malta International Airport (MLA), the island’s only airport. It serves numerous direct flights from major European cities and connects easily through hubs like London, Rome, Paris, and Frankfurt.

From the airport, Valletta is approximately a 15–20 minute drive by taxi or car service. We recommend arranging transportation in advance or using a licensed airport taxi or ride-hailing service upon arrival.

More detailed travel tips, including transfer options and local recommendations, will be shared closer to the date.

Malta International Airport (MLA), which serves numerous direct flights from major European cities and connects easily through hubs like London, Rome, Paris, and Frankfurt.

Yes, we have secured a room block at The Phoenicia Malta, where the wedding events will take place, as well as an additional nearby hotel for alternative accommodations.

You can also take a look at the "accomodations" page for various accomodation options.

Malta International Airport (MLA) is approximately 15–20 minutes by car from Valletta and The Phoenicia Malta.

Options include:

Taxi: Licensed taxis are available outside the arrivals terminal. Valletta typically costs around €20–€25 one way.

Rideshare: Bolt and eCabs operate throughout Malta and are often more affordable than taxis.

Private Transfer: The Phoenicia offers pre-arranged private car service for guests. Contact the hotel directly for availability and pricing.

Car Rental: Available at the airport, but not recommended unless you plan to explore the island extensively, as parking in Valletta is limited.

Tip: For a simple airport-to-hotel transfer, we recommend Bolt, eCabs, or a pre-arranged hotel transfer.

For the wedding weekend, renting a car is not necessary and generally not recommended—especially if you're staying in Valletta or at The Phoenicia. The city is compact, walkable, and much of it is pedestrian-only or restricted to local traffic. Parking is limited and can be difficult to navigate.

Taxis, rideshare apps like Bolt and eCabs, and hotel-arranged transfers are convenient and reliable for getting around. If you plan to explore other parts of Malta before or after the wedding—such as Gozo, Mdina, or the Blue Grotto—a rental car might be worth considering for those days. Otherwise, you'll be better off without one.

Yes, The Phoenicia Malta offers on-site parking for hotel guests, including a private underground car park. Valet service is also available. Parking is limited and may be prioritized for hotel guests.

Not staying at the hotel?: There is a public parking lot adjacent to The Phoenicia where non-hotel guests can park for a fee, subject to availability.

If you plan to drive, we recommend contacting the hotel in advance to confirm parking options and any applicable fees.

Likely not. Visa requirements for Malta depend on your nationality.

U.S., U.K., EU, Canadian, and Australian passport holders do not need a visa for short stays (up to 90 days) for tourism purposes.

Your passport must be valid for at least three months beyond your planned departure date from Malta.

If you're traveling from a country that requires a Schengen visa, Malta is part of the Schengen Area, and standard Schengen visa rules apply.

If you truly are not sure, we recommend checking with your country’s official travel website or the Embassy of Malta to confirm current entry requirements based on your citizenship and travel dates.

At this time, no action is required for U.S. passport holders. The ETIAS travel authorization (often referred to as a “Euro visa”) is not yet in effect. ETIAS is scheduled to begin operations in the last quarter of 2026, with an expected start date of October 1, 2026.

The European Union will formally announce the exact start date several months in advance of launch. Until that official announcement and implementation, U.S. travelers may continue to enter Europe under the current visa-free rules.

We recommend checking official guidance closer to the wedding date, but no ETIAS application is needed at this time.

Link to website: https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias/faq

YES. Malta doesn’t use the traditional EU plugs. You need a Type G adapter (the three-rectangular-pin plug used in the UK) for Malta, as detailed by Malta Plug Type & Travel Adaptor Guide.

Welcome Party (Friday, September 4th): Cocktail Attire
- For women, cocktail dresses, elegant midis, or elevated evening sets are appropriate. Light, breathable fabrics are encouraged. Color is welcome and encouraged. White, ivory, cream, and any shades resembling white are reserved exclusively for the bride and may not be worn.
- For men, dress shirts with slacks or lightweight suits are appropriate. Jackets are encouraged but not required. Ties are optional.
- The overall look should feel stylish, elevated, and celebratory, while remaining appropriate for warm weather. This is not casual attire. Please avoid sundresses, denim, sneakers, beachwear, or overly informal pieces.
- When in doubt, dress up, not down.

- *White, ivory, cream, and any shades resembling white are reserved exclusively for the bride and may not be worn.*

Wedding Ceremony & Reception (Saturday, September 5th): Summer Formal
- Dress Code: Summer Formal (Mediterranean) **White, ivory, cream, and any shades resembling white are reserved exclusively for the bride and may not be worn.**- *the bridesmaids wil be wearing a shade of truffle/ espresso brown on the wedding day*

**Important Attire Note for Cathedral**: As our ceremony will take place during a traditional Catholic Mass at the Cathedral, we kindly ask all guests to dress with appropriate formality and modesty in mind.
• Dresses should not be sleeveless, excessively low-cut, high-slit, or mini length. This is especially important for anyone participating in readings during the Mass.
• If wearing a sleeveless or strapless dress, a simple shawl or wrap is perfectly acceptable and sufficient while inside the Cathedral.
• Please note that stiletto heels are not permitted directly on the Cathedral marble. Flats or block heels are acceptable. The historic flooring is extremely delicate and can be easily damaged. However, we will provide heel covers at the church that you can put on your stilettos if you choose to wear them.

- Our wedding will take place in Malta at the height of summer, so please dress with both elegance and comfort in mind.

- For women, we encourage full-length or formal midi dresses in light, breathable fabrics such as silk, chiffon, organza, linen blends, or fine cotton. Color is welcome and encouraged. Think elevated, polished, and festive rather than dark or heavy.

- For men, suits are expected, but ties are optional. Linen or lightweight summer suits are perfectly appropriate. Lighter colors and breathable materials are encouraged due to the climate.

- Overall, the look should feel upscale, refined, and celebratory, while still appropriate for a hot Mediterranean summer. This is not cocktail or casual attire. Please avoid overly casual pieces such as sundresses, short dresses, denim, sneakers, or beachwear.

- When in doubt, err on the side of formal rather than casual.

Farewell Brunch (Sunday, September 6th): Elevated Casual
- Relaxed but refined—sundresses, breezy skirts, or tailored separates for women; chinos, dress shorts, or polos for men. Leave gym wear and flip-flops behind.

Most events will take place indoors or on solid, even ground. However, there are a few portions of the weekend where comfortable, walkable footwear is recommended:

There is a five-minute walk between the ceremony and reception, which may include cobblestone streets.

The Welcome Party is also within walking distance, but the route may involve hilly streets or uneven surfaces.

We suggest wearing formal shoes that are practical for walking, such as block heels, wedges, or elegant flats for women, and dress shoes with good support for men. Stilettos and delicate soles are best reserved for venues rather than the walk between them.

Malta is a predominantly Catholic country with a rich cultural heritage and strong traditions. While locals are welcoming and accustomed to visitors, here are a few considerations to keep in mind:

Church Etiquette: The wedding ceremony will take place in a church, so respectful attire is expected. Shoulders should be covered during the ceremony, and hemlines should be modest. A shawl or wrap is a simple solution if your outfit is more revealing.

Punctuality: While Mediterranean culture is relaxed in many ways, formal events like weddings are taken seriously. Arriving on time is appreciated and considered respectful.

Public Behavior: Maltese people are warm and friendly, but public displays of excessive drunkenness or disorderly conduct—especially near religious or historic sites—are generally frowned upon.

Tipping: Service charges are often included, but rounding up or leaving 5–10% for good service in restaurants and taxis is appreciated.

Overall, showing courtesy, dressing appropriately in sacred spaces, and being mindful of your surroundings will go a long way.

Yes—while Malta in early September is beautifully warm and sunny, a few practical items will help ensure you're comfortable throughout the weekend:

Sunglasses and Sunblock: Days can be bright and UV levels high, especially during outdoor portions of events.

Wrap or Light Jacket: Evenings can cool off slightly, particularly near the water, so a light layer is recommended.

Comfortable Dress Shoes: For short walks over cobblestones and uneven streets, choose footwear that balances style with stability.

Swimwear: If you plan to enjoy the pool at The Phoenicia or explore Malta’s beaches, don’t forget a swimsuit.

Adapters/Converters: Malta uses Type G electrical sockets (same as the U.K.), so guests traveling from outside Europe should bring the appropriate plug adapter.

We’ll also be sharing a packing guide closer to the date to help you prepare with ease.

Yes. Guests are welcome to book their own hair and beauty appointments in Valletta. There are several excellent salons within walking distance of the hotel, as well as an on-site option at The Phoenicia for maximum convenience.

Yes. The Salon at The Phoenicia Hotel is an excellent option for guests who prefer the ease and comfort of staying on site. It offers professional hair services and is ideal if you want to minimize travel on the day of the wedding.

Yes. All of the salons listed below are located in Valletta and are walkable from The Phoenicia Hotel.

Michael and Guy Hair Salon
- A well-reviewed, classic hair salon offering cuts, color, and professional styling.

Galea’s Hair Salon
- A long-established salon in the city center with decades of experience.

Dean Gera Salons - Valletta
- Part of a respected local chain known for haircuts, coloring, and styling.

AMIS City Spa, Beauty & Hair Salon
- A boutique spa offering hair services alongside beauty treatments.

The Girls Valletta
- A modern beauty bar offering hair services, nails, brows, and more.

Prices will vary depending on the stylist, service, and location, but here are general estimates based on current rates in Valletta:

Hair Styling: €50–€100 (depending on style complexity and length)
Makeup Application: €60–€100 (including lashes, if applicable)
Hair + Makeup Package: €100–€180

Rates may be higher for bridal-style looks or early morning appointments.

We strongly recommend booking appointments in advance, especially if you are getting ready on the wedding day, as September is a busy season in Valletta.

Guests can expect a refined culinary experience featuring a mix of Mediterranean and international cuisines throughout the weekend. The wedding will include a combination of passed hors d'oeuvres, curated food stations, and a seated dinner highlighting high-end ingredients and local flavors.

Expect a blend of Maltese and Italian dishes, along with other European influences—think fresh seafood, seasonal produce, artisanal pastas, and elegant desserts. Dietary preferences will be accommodated where possible, and more details will be provided closer to the event. Come hungry!

Yes, we are happy to accommodate vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other dietary restrictions or allergies with advance notice.

Please be sure to indicate any dietary needs when you RSVP, or feel free to reach out to us privately before the wedding. We want all our guests to feel cared for and enjoy the celebration comfortably.

Yes. Guests will be asked to select their meal preference in advance, and this selection will be included with the invitation.

Absolutely! There will be an open bar throughout the evening.

You can view our registries here:

With Joy
https://withjoy.com/brianna-and-matthew-sep-26/registry

MyRegistry
https://www.myregistry.com/wedding-registry/brianna-scarda-port-jefferson-ny/5361813

We are incredibly appreciative of your generosity and support as we begin this next chapter.

Yes, absolutely—if you wish to send a gift, you are welcome to have it shipped directly to our home. Our registry actually ships all gift directly to us. This is especially appreciated for those traveling internationally, as it saves the hassle of carrying items to the wedding. Our mailing address will be included on the registry and can be provided upon request.

Yes, for those who prefer to give a monetary gift, we are grateful and have included that option on our registry. Your generosity and support mean the world to us, and we truly appreciate any contribution toward our future together.

RSVPs will be collected through our wedding website. They must be submitted by July 5, 2026.

We completely understand that plans can change. If you’ve already RSVP’d and are no longer able to attend, please let us know as soon as possible so we can adjust our planning accordingly. You can update your response through the wedding website or contact us directly. We’ll miss you, but appreciate the heads-up!

If you have any questions about RSVPing or run into technical issues with the website, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us directly. You can contact us at briannaandmatthew2026@gmail.com, or Brianna at +1 (631) 891-5477, and we’ll be happy to assist you.

Yes! Valletta and the surrounding area are full of exceptional dining and drinking spots, from elegant Michelin-starred restaurants to cozy wine bars and casual cafés.
We’ve included a few highlights below to get you started, but a more detailed travel guide will be shared closer to the date to help you make the most of your time in Malta. Stay tuned!

FINE DINING
ION Harbour by Simon Rogan (Valletta) – Michelin-starred restaurant with tasting menus and panoramic harbor views. Ideal for a special night out.

Under Grain (Valletta) – Michelin-starred gem tucked beneath Rosselli AX Privilege Hotel. Refined, intimate, and beautifully executed cuisine.

The Harbour Club (Valletta) – Upscale Mediterranean dining on a terrace overlooking the Grand Harbour.

UPSCALE CASUAL

The de Mondion Restaurant (Mdina) – Elegant Michelin-starred dining atop the bastions of Mdina, serving refined Modern Mediterranean cuisine with spectacular panoramic views across Malta.

Rampila (Valletta) – Modern Maltese cuisine set within historic bastion walls, with a cozy atmosphere and terrace views.

Legligin (Valletta) – Beloved wine bar offering Maltese tasting menus in a rustic setting.

Noni (Valletta) – Stylish, modern restaurant offering seasonal dishes with Maltese influences.

Hammett’s Monastik (Valletta) – Known for a menu centered around local, organic, and seasonal ingredients.

CASUAL & LOCAL FAVORITES
Nenu the Artisan Baker (Valletta) – Great spot to try traditional Maltese delicacies and local specialties.

Is-Suq Tal-Belt (Valletta) – Lively food market with casual stalls offering Maltese street food, pizza, and more.

Piadina Caffe (Valletta) – Hidden gem for sandwiches, salads, and coffee. Perfect for a light lunch.

Caffe Cordina (Valletta) – Valletta institution known for pastries, coffee, and casual meals in a historic setting.

Giorgio’s (Sliema) – Waterfront spot with outdoor seating, great cocktails, and vegan options.

OUTSIDE VALLETTA
Diar il-Bniet (Dingli) – A wonderful choice for authentic Maltese food and traditional island flavors.

Da Luigi (Rabat) – A local favorite worth visiting while exploring Rabat and Mdina.

(St. Julian’s) – A popular spot for traditional Maltese cuisine in a relaxed setting.

Barbajean (Dingli) – Great option on Malta’s southwest coast, particularly if you’re visiting the Dingli Cliffs.

The Cliffs (Dingli) – A restaurant with beautiful views over the Dingli Cliffs. The menu changes regularly and is known for simple, comforting dishes. Great for lunch, dinner, or a glass of wine.

Smugglers (Balzan) – A charming restaurant worth considering if you’re exploring the central part of the island.

GOZO
Il-Kartell (Marsalforn, Gozo) – A popular seafood restaurant overlooking the water. A great choice if you’re taking a day trip to Gozo.

Ta’ Frenc (Gozo) – An excellent option for a special meal while exploring Gozo.

BARS & COCKTAILS
Bridge Bar (Valletta) – Famous for jazz nights, stepside seating, and Grand Harbour views.

Alchemy (Valletta) – High-end cocktail bar known for inventive drinks and a stylish, moody atmosphere.

Yard 32 Gin & Tapas Bar (Valletta) – Cozy cocktail bar with one of the largest gin selections in Malta.

Malta is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, so there’s no shortage of unforgettable experiences. Here are some top recommendations in and around Valletta:

IN VALLETTA:
St. John’s Co-Cathedral – A Baroque masterpiece with a breathtaking interior and works by Caravaggio.

Upper Barrakka Gardens – Stunning panoramic views of the Grand Harbour; the perfect photo spot.

The Grandmaster’s Palace & Armoury – A glimpse into Malta’s Knights-era history.
National Museum of Archaeology – Showcasing Malta’s ancient heritage from prehistoric temples to Phoenician relics.
MUŻA (Museum of Fine Arts) – Contemporary meets classic in this beautiful museum housed in a historic auberge.

JUST OUTSIDE VALLETTA:
Mdina (The Silent City) – A walled medieval town with narrow alleys, palazzos, and sweeping island views.
The Three Cities (Vittoriosa, Senglea, Cospicua) – Across the harbor from Valletta, rich with local charm, fortresses, and waterfront promenades.
Blue Grotto – A coastal gem with sea caves and crystal-clear water, ideal for a boat ride or swim.
Marsaxlokk Fishing Village – Visit on Sunday for the open-air market and fresh seafood along the harbor.

BEACHES & NATURAL BEAUTY:
St. Peter’s Pool – A natural swimming cove with turquoise waters near Marsaxlokk.
Golden Bay or Mellieħa Bay – Sandy beaches perfect for a day trip and a swim.
Gozo Island – Take a ferry to Malta’s quieter sister island to explore cliffs, caves, and local villages.

Yes, some of Malta’s most popular experiences can book up quickly, especially in early September. A full itinerary and travel guide will be shared ahead of the wedding weekend, with detailed recommendations, booking links, and optional group activity opportunities. Stay tuned! If you’re interested in exploring beyond the wedding festivities, we recommend booking the following in advance:

Boat Tours to the Blue Lagoon (Comino) – These are in high demand, particularly private or small-group charters.

Gozo Day Trips – Whether via guided tour or self-planned ferry visit, early booking ensures smoother travel.

Blue Grotto Boat Ride – Short but spectacular; advance tickets or early arrival are advised.

Historical Walking Tours (Valletta, Mdina, or The Three Cities) – Guided tours often fill up, especially during peak season.

Wine Tastings or Vineyard Visits – These tend to be intimate and book out quickly.

Entry to major sites (like St. John’s Co-Cathedral or the Grandmaster’s Palace) doesn’t typically require advance booking, but guided tours can elevate the experience and may need to be reserved.

Spa treatments or pool day passes at top hotels like The Phoenicia should be booked ahead if desired.

Paceville (St. Julian’s) is Malta’s main nightlife hub, with dozens of bars, pubs, sports bars, cocktail lounges, and nightclubs concentrated around Triq San Ġorġ, Triq Santu Wistin, and Triq il-Wilġa. It is energetic, crowded, and stays lively into the early morning.

If you’re looking for something more relaxed:

Sliema (The Strand/Tower Road): Seafront bars, pubs, and breweries with a more laid-back atmosphere.

Valletta (Strait Street): Historic, atmospheric cocktail bars and pubs with a more sophisticated nightlife scene.

We didn't really think of one, but if you do want to use one, the only thing we cna think of was #KuttotheMrs and #ClubKut

We didn’t have an official hashtag in mind, but if you’d like to use one, our favorites are #KUTtotheMrs or #ClubKut

Feel free to use either when sharing your wedding photos and memories.

Yes, but please be respectful

Yes, absolutely! We will be sharing a selection of professional photos after the wedding so you can relive the memories and enjoy the moments you may have missed. Details on how to access the gallery will be shared with guests once the photos are ready.

We’ll have POV QR codes throughout the reception. No app download is required! Simply scan the QR code and follow the prompt to add POV to your phone’s lock screen. From there, you can take photos directly through the POV icon, and they’ll automatically upload to our shared wedding album for everyone to enjoy.

Bonus: The photos have a fun disposable-camera look!

We’ll be busy with the festivities, so for the quickest response, please reach out to the Maid of Honor or the Best Man rather than contacting us directly.

Maid of Honor — Catherine Kim: +1 (703) 599-3582
Best Man — Daniel Scarda: +1 (631) 327-5837

For questions before the wedding, you can email us at briannaandmatthew2026@gmail.com or message Brianna at +1 (631) 891-5477. We’ll do our best to respond as soon as we can!

We’ll be busy with the festivities, so for the quickest response, please reach out to the Maid of Honor or the Best Man rather than contacting us directly.

Maid of Honor — Catherine Kim: +1 (703) 599-3582
Best Man — Daniel Scarda: +1 (631) 327-5837

For questions before the wedding, you can email us at briannaandmatthew2026@gmail.com or message Brianna at +1 (631) 891-5477. We’ll do our best to respond as soon as we can!

For any emergency involving police, an ambulance, fire, or immediate danger, call 112. The number is free, available 24/7, and works from mobile and landline phones.