Invitations will be mailed August 14. Once you receive your invitation, please enter the name on your invite envelope to RSVP on our website by September 1.

Let’s start here, a list of FAQs:
withjoy.com/help/en/collections/9497886-rsvping-to-a-joy-event

You can indicate dietary restrictions when you RSVP.

Envelope addressees indicate who is invited to our wedding.

Due to limited space, we kindly request that Friday and Saturday wedding activities remain adults-only celebrations. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to celebrating with you and making Miami memories. 🥂

Our wedding ceremony and post-dinner activities will be on a covered outdoor terrace.

Dressy Casual Attire: Did you know that the
color blue has been associated with weddings for centuries to bring a bride good luck? In honor of our beloved bulldog Blue, who unfortunately can't join us in Miami, Friday’s theme will be “Something Blue.” Feel free to participate by wearing something blue, even if it’s as simple as a bracelet.

For blue inspiration click the link below.
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Cocktail Attire: Elegant and sophisticated without being overly formal. Women should opt for knee-length, midi, or longer dresses. Men should wear a suit or sport coat with dress pants; ties are optional.

Women’s inspiration:
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Men’s inspiration:
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A wardrobe change is optional for those interested in attending the after-party at The Living Room.

Described as Faena’s heartbeat, The Living Room emanates a sophisticated lounge vibe. Leopard-clad couches, gold fixtures, and red velvet accents set the stage for late-night live music and entertainment.

Ladies - wear what works best for your look (and feet)! All surfaces are heel-friendly.

Remember, Miami is tropical and humid, with weather conditions that can shift quickly throughout the day. Be sure to check the weather forecast before packing!

Yes! In the spirt of capturing moments in Miami, we would love for you to take pictures and share them on our Joy website for everyone to view. However, please refrain from posting ceremony pictures to social media before the bride.

Yes! Also, we recommend making reservations at least one month in advance.

Miami Beach area:
Milos (seafood)
Casa Tua (Italian)
Watr (sushi, rooftop on ocean)
Mila (Asian fusion)
Zaytinya (Mediterranean)
Ocean Grill (Mediterranean, on Ocean)
Nobu (sushi)
Cvi.che 105 (Peruvian)
Joe’s Stone Crab (seafood)
Smith & Wollensky (steak)

Brickell/Wynwood area:
Casadonna (Italian)
Delilah (seafood/steak)
The Deck Island Gardens (mainly seafood)
The Rusty Pelican on water (seafood)
Klaw (steak/seafood)
Casa Neos (Mediterranean)
Lafayette (steak)
Zuri (Moroccan)

Crema Gourmet (coffee, smoothies, breakfast -Jen’s fav)

Starbucks (never fails)

Pikio Taco (light bites)

The Tavern (open 24 hrs)

South Point Park
Take a walk or bike ride to the southernmost tip of Miami Beach.
www.miamiandbeaches.com/l/outdoor-experiences/south-pointe-park/2966

Española Way
A charming pedestrian-only street, featuring Mediterranean-inspired architecture, quaint shops, and adorable sidewalk cafes.
www.visitespanolaway.com

Art Deco History District
The world's highest concentration of Art Deco buildings is located along Ocean Drive.
www.miamiandbeaches.com/things-to-do/history-and-heritage/art-deco-historic-district

Lincoln Load Mall
100 shops and eateries, from high-end brands to local boutiques.
lincolnroad.com/visit/

Bal Harbour Shops
An open-air luxury shopping destination lined with palm trees, koi ponds, and limestone fountains.
www.balharbourshops.com

Take in the Sights by Boat
Take in stunning views of the city skyline and waterfront homes on a Biscayne Bay boat tour. www.getyourguide.com/miami-l176/miami-sightseeing-cruise-to-millionaire-s-homes-t643959/

Wynwood Art District
Once an area of abandoned factories, Wynwood has transformed into a premier destination for Miami's art scene.
thewynwoodwalls.com

Miami Design District
A vibrant neighborhood and shopping destination.
www.miamidesigndistrict.com

Calle Ocho (Southwest 8th Street)
Recognized as a "national treasure," this vibrant and iconic enclave is known for its authentic Cuban restaurants.
www.miamiandbeaches.com/things-to-do/attractions/explore-calle-ocho-in-little-havana

Bayside Marketplace
Explore boutiques and savor global flavors at waterfront cafes, gourmet eateries, and cozy bistros.
baysidemarketplace.com