Yes, please RSVP online! It helps us keep track and saves you a penny for postage! Click the RSVP link on this website to RSVP for you and your loved ones.

Please RSVP asap, or by August 14, 2024, at the latest, to help us plan accordingly.

Yes, we’re keeping it simple all around. Everything will be held at The Gaelic College.

There is free parking on site in designated parking lots.

No, we don’t have any specific dress code. Be you and be comfy!

The plan is to have the ceremony outdoors, weather permitting, and the dinner and reception indoors.

Yes, in the event of any kind of inclement weather, our reception will be held indoors. You don’t have to worry about huddling under your brollies (umbrellas) with your wellies (rubber boots) to try and enjoy us tying the knot!

TBD

Timeline of events TBD.

TBD. Please let us know of any food restrictions (i.e. vegan, vegetarian, food allergies) by no later than August 14, 2024.

No, kindly bring payment for any alcoholic drinks you may want. Prices are set by the Gaelic College.

The Gaelic College does have accommodations on site for those who wish to stay on site. Accommodation info: the Mackenzie building has 15 rooms. These rooms have a double bed, and a connecting room with two double bunk beds. ($99/night total, no tax to be added). These rooms will have a heat pump (Air conditioning) and a TV. the MacLeod House and the Highland House have rooms with either 1 double bed or 2 single beds. ($75/night total, no tax to be added). These rooms do not have a heat pump (Air conditioning) or TV. All rooms, regardless of building, have a full bath. Breakfast will be available in the cafeteria on the Sunday morning. Kris and I will be there and we hope you will join us. This will be $12/person (no tax to be added). It will be a cafeteria style service (get your tray and food) and will include a small, simple menu option choice (TBD). Please email Gail at gail@gaeliccollege.edu to book your room. She is currently working her winter hours so if you email with your phone number she will call you when she is in office.

You can fly into Sydney J.A. Douglas McCurdy Airport, Nova Scotia or Halifax Standfield International Airport, Nova Scotia. Sydney airport to the Gaelic College is approximately 75 kilometres and about 52 minutes driving time. Halifax airport to the Gaelic College is approximately 336 kilometres and about 3.5 hours driving time.

Yes, Canada is large and… well, Cape Breton is quite remote. Fortunately, the airport has an Enterprise car rental. For Sydney here is the link: Car Rental Sydney Airport (YQY) | Enterprise Rent-A-Car For Halifax, here is the link: Car Rental Halifax International Airport (YHZ) | Enterprise Rent-A-Car Let us know if you have any issues and we can further assist you.

While it is always fun to unwrap prezzies, we have two truths to tell ya… 1. We already have ourselves established and can’t think of any material items we need; and 2. We will be travelling back to Alberta with only our suitcases, so we won’t have any room to haul prezzies back with us. If you really feel like you want to give us a gift, we would be grateful for a nominal money gift in any amount you choose.

If you are staying in and around the wedding area and or Baddeck, you will not need a park pass. However, if you are venturing towards the Cabot Trail, such as Ingonish, you will likely need a park pass depending on where you are planning to stop. This pass allows you to enter any national park within Canada and because parts of Cape Breton is in a national park, some areas in the national park may require a pass. For more information on how to get a park pass and other details, visit https://parks.canada.ca/voyage-travel/admission

You can visit https://gaeliccollege.edu/

Oh, we got you covered! Check out the ‘Things to Do’ portion of our website for ideas.

You can send Pam or Kris a text or Facebook message and we can answer any questions you may have.