Black Tie — All Black Attire Requested

Our wedding will be a fully black tie evening with an all-black dress code. Think timeless, elevated, and dramatic.

This means:

For Men

• Black tuxedo (preferred) or formal black dinner jacket

• Black bow tie or necktie (required)

• White formal shirt

• Black patent, highly polished, velvet, or other similar dress shoes

• No colored jackets, no novelty prints, and no Halloween costumes

For Women

• Floor-length formal gown in black, a formal black floor-length jumpsuit, or an elegant black tuxedo-style suit appropriate for black tie

• Structured, sleek, dramatic, romantic — all welcome

• Black accessories encouraged but not required

• No prints, no color-blocking, and no patterns

The Vision

This will be an elegant evening inspired by the glamour of 1960s air travel and the iconic mid-century design of the TWA Hotel.

Imagine:

• A sea of black gowns and tuxedos

• Candlelight reflecting off champagne glasses

• Jet-age architecture

• Moody, timeless photography

The goal is cohesive, elevated, and striking. When in doubt, lean more formal rather than less.

If you are unsure about your outfit, please don't hesitate to reach out. We are happy to help!

All wedding events from Friday through Sunday will be held at the TWA hotel.

No.

While our wedding is on October 31st, this is not a costume party. The dress code remains fully formal black tie.

Until the clock strikes midnight… but don’t worry, costumes will be provided.

Yes. A room block has been reserved at the TWA Hotel for your convenience.

Booking information can be found on the Travel page of our website.

Please plan to arrive 30 minutes before the ceremony start time listed on your invitation to allow time to navigate the hotel and settle in.

We love your kids—we really do. But for this celebration, we’re keeping things adults-only. Take the night off, enjoy a cocktail (or two), and celebrate with us!