Ceremony
Three o’clock in the afternoon
The Signet Library
Mapinvite you to celebrate their marriage on Saturday, the twelfth of June, two thousand and twenty-seven
Edinburgh
They met in the spring of 2021 at a dinner neither of them wanted to attend. Olivia had been seated next to the only other guest who thought the host’s new sourdough was overrated, and by the cheese course they had agreed on a great many other things, including that the host should never find out.
David proposed on an unremarkable Tuesday in the kitchen of their apartment on West 11th Street, because he had decided a grand gesture would give the game away. Olivia said yes before he had finished the sentence, then asked him to start again so she could hear the whole thing.
Six years, one dog, and a frankly heroic number of dinner parties later, they would like you to join them for the best one yet.
Kindly reply by the first of August
Your reply is on its way. We cannot wait to see you.
We have your reply safely.
If your invitation was addressed to you and a guest, absolutely. If not, we have kept the room intimate and hope you will forgive us.
We adore them, but this will be an evening for grown-ups. The exception is the flower girl, who has been practising for months.
Very little, this being Manhattan. Taxis and the subway are the wiser choice; the 6 train to 23rd Street lands you a short walk from the chapel.
The doors open at half past three. The ceremony begins promptly at four, and the chapel doors close behind the bride.
Your presence is truly all we ask. Should you feel inclined, a contribution towards our honeymoon in Lisbon would be received with great delight.
Midnight formal. Long dresses, dark suits, kilts warmly encouraged. Wear whatever in your wardrobe belongs to a garden at night, and spare a thought for gravel paths before you choose your heels.
These are the tones we have chosen, if you would like to lean into them.
#AmaraAndIdris2027