Wedding week
One patch bar, every wedding-week moment
The station flexes to fit each gathering on your calendar — pick the night that fits, or chain a few together.
Receptions
The classic. Favor lane from cocktail hour through dancing, couple's jackets pressed as a spotlight moment. Built to handle 80 to 300 guests without a line that annoys anyone.
Welcome parties
The night everyone flies in. Guests build hats and totes they will wear all weekend, which quietly turns your whole wedding into a matching set.
Bridal showers
A daytime, pastel-forward version: smaller patch menus, robes and totes, and a keepsake piece for the guest of honor signed in thread instead of a guest book.
Rehearsal dinners
Intimate and family-heavy. Heirloom-angle patching: parents' jackets, grandparents' initials, and the wedding party gifts handed out warm off the press.
Booking more than one night? The second event usually costs far less than the first because crew and gear are already staged — ask when you check your date.
Capacity, honestly
Will it keep up with your guest list?
Each press finishes a piece roughly every two minutes. Two presses and a well-run picking line comfortably serve 120 guests across a three-hour window with time to spare. Past 200 guests we add a third lane rather than making anyone wait — the goal is a browse, not a queue.
Every event page above lists its own timeline template, so you can see exactly where the station slots into your run of show.