January 6th, 2025

201 10th St W, Bradenton, FL 34205

There is free street parking available on 10th Street West in front of The Bishop for up to 3 hours at a time. There are also several parking locations available in downtown Bradenton convenient to the Museum, including the parking garage at the corner of 3rd Avenue and 10th Street West (which is free!), and the Manatee County parking garage at the corner of Manatee Avenue and 10th Street West.

The ceremony and reception will be outdoors. The cocktail hour will be indoors.

Yes! The museum will be open for our guests to enjoy during the cocktail hour. Please take into consideration that no food or drink is allowed in the actual museum space, so we advise that you enjoy your refreshments either before or after you explore the museum.

Yes, please see the “Travel” section on our wedding website for more information.

Yes!

There will not. However, the Hampton Inn and the Springhill Suites are both a 2-3 minute walk to/from the venue. The Courtyard is a 15 minute walk.

In Bradenton during February average daily high temperatures increase from 71°F to 74°F and it is overcast or mostly cloudy about 37% of the time.

Unfortunately, in order to stay within the capacity of our venue's rules & keep our celebration intimate, we are unable to accommodate any additional guests. Please check your invitation for plus one accommodations.

We will have a family style Italian themed dinner complete with chicken parmesan, shrimp Alfredo pasta and more!

Yes, please indicate any allergies or dietary restrictions when you RSVP on our wedding website.

Yes, there will be an open bar at our wedding.

https://www.courtneyandjustinmarry.com/us/justin-severn-and-courtney-clute-feb-2025/registry

You may bring your gifts to the wedding, or you may give us gifts virtually, through our registry.

4:30pm Guest Arrival, 5:00pm Ceremony, 5:30pm Cocktail Hour, 6:30pm Reception, and 10:30pm Newlywed send off.

4:30 p.m.

10:30 p.m.

Semi-formal to formal attire.

Yes! After the wedding, we will head over to Oak & Stone's rooftop bar for an informal get together for anyone who wants to join.

That's right, the Bishop Museum takes in manatees to rehabilitate every year. The ceremony/reception space sits right near the Parker Manatee Rehabilitation Habitat. The Bishop’s Parker Manatee Rehabilitation Habitat is a Stage 2 rehabilitation facility — a temporary home where manatees come after their initial critical-care needs have been met in manatee hospitals. Since the habitat is meant to be temporary, the Bishop often takes in manatees sometime around January/March, and they are released back into the wild in January/March of the following year. Due to this schedule, there's a chance there will be no manatees at the Bishop during our wedding day, depending on the status of the manatee's rehabilitation progress. Another thing to note: if there are indeed manatees at the Bishop during our wedding, the lights in the habitat will be turned off when the sun sets, so the manatees can get some rest. We recommend that you get your viewing and photos in before the sun sets.

No.

Yes, see "Things to Do" on our wedding website.

We ask that the ceremony remain unplugged, meaning no phones or pictures. After the ceremony, feel free to take pictures to capture our special day. We ask that you share the photos with us via the QR codes situated throughout the reception space.

Sure! Make sure to tag Courtney in your posts (Justin does not have any social media).

We will not be.

On the Wedding Website.

TBD