Doors at 5:30. Black tie is meant — dinner suits, long gowns, a feather if you dare.
We're getting married
Delphine & Sebastian
Black tie, gold leaf, and a band that knows every standard.
Our story
We met in the balcony of a deco cinema that only shows old films, and we have been dressing for 1926 ever since. One ballroom, one jazz band, one very tall champagne tower — you are cordially expected.
The 4pm session of The Thin Man. Sebastian laughed at the wrong lines; Delphine laughed at him.
Under the cinema marquee after the last session, the lights still on. He had rehearsed. It showed.
Ceremony in the mirrored foyer at 6pm, then the ballroom until the band stops. The band will not stop.
The celebration
Doors at 5:30. Black tie is meant — dinner suits, long gowns, a feather if you dare.
Poured at 7 sharp. Stand close and mind your shoes.
Three courses, a nine-piece band, and a Charleston lesson whether you asked for one or not.
Times and venues become proper schedule fields in your builder.
Gallery
Try your own photos — they stay on your device. Real uploads (with approval before anything goes live) happen in the builder.
Travel & stays
Deco rooms, a block under 'D&S', and a bar that keeps our hours.
For groups, and an easy stumble home.
Registry & dress code
Your presence is the present. For anyone who has asked, our wishing well and registry are here.
Dress code: Black tie, 1920s optional — beads, tails, gold, and shoes built for a Charleston.
RSVP
Sample form — on your real site, every reply lands against the right household in your guest list, with meals and plus-ones attached.