Kim & Alan — Home at last. October 3, 2026

Welcome

Some people spend years in motion before they find the place they’re meant to stop.
We did. And from this day forward, we’re home.

We’re getting married in the hills of Central Florida — three days among the lakes and oaks, in a corner of the world that surprised us both by feeling like home. This is where you’ll find everything for the weekend: where to stay, what the days look like, and how to find us.

Come celebrate the beginning of everything after. We’re so glad you’re here.

Q & A

When should I arrive?

The celebration runs Thursday through Sunday, October 1–4. If you can come for the whole weekend, we’d love that — but come for whatever you can.

What is Friday’s welcome reception, and what should I wear?

Rather than a small rehearsal dinner for the wedding party, we wanted to open Friday evening to everyone — because if you’ve traveled to be with us, we’d like to actually spend time with you before the day itself gets busy. So consider yourself invited. We’ll gather in the Great Room and out on Patio del Sol, where there’ll be food — plenty of it — served as stations and a relaxed spread rather than a seated dinner. Come hungry; it’s dinner in everything but format. There’ll be drinks, easy conversation, and fire tables on the patio to gather around as the evening cools. Dress is resort-casual — that easy middle between resort wear and smart casual, dressed for warm weather. Think a sundress or linen for the ladies, a golf or button-up shirt for the gentlemen — comfortable and put-together. Saturday will be a touch dressier, but nothing about this weekend is stiff.

What should I wear on Saturday?

Dressy but relaxed. The ceremony is lakeside and outdoors, so think of something you’d wear to a beautiful evening in a garden — elegant, but not stiff. The ground is grass and brick, so you may want to reconsider thin heels.

Where should I stay?

We’ve held a block of rooms at Mission Resort + Club, where all the weekend’s events take place. Details are on the Travel section. Nearby Mount Dora also has lovely inns if you’d prefer.

Is there parking?

Yes — there’s ample free parking at the resort as well as at Marina del Rey.

What’s the weather like in October?

Central Florida in early October is warm and lovely — days in the mid-80s, evenings soft and comfortable. You may want a light layer for after sunset.

Are events indoors or outdoors?

Both. Friday night we’ll be in the Great Room, which spills out onto the Patio del Sol. The ceremony is outdoors by the lake; dinner and dancing move into the pavilion. Come ready to be outside for part of the evening.

Will there be golf?

Yes — Alan is hosting two golf outings, Thursday and Friday mornings, and all are welcome. See the Golf section for details and how to sign up.

How do I RSVP?

If you received a reply card with your invitation, we’d be delighted if you used it. You can also reply here on the site. Kindly let us know by September 8.

Who do I contact with questions?

Kim
Bride
917-566-9829
Alan
Groom
352-350-4400
Sydney
Hotel contact
[to come]
Gio
Wedding planner
[to come]

Travel & Lodging

Getting here

The nearest airport is Orlando International (MCO), about an hour away. From there it’s a straightforward drive northwest to Howey-in-the-Hills. Uber/Lyft are readily available, and all the major car rental companies are at your service.

Staying with us

Mission Resort + Club

10400 County Road 48, Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida
(352) 324-3101 · missionresortandclub.com

We’ve held a block of rooms for our guests at a discounted rate under the Levine-Phillip Wedding. All the weekend’s events take place here, so staying on-site is the easiest way to enjoy it.

Or nearby

Mount Dora, a short drive away, has charming inns and rentals — including one of Florida’s most historic hotels:

Lakeside Inn

100 Alexander Street, Mount Dora, Florida
(352) 383-4101 · lakeside-inn.com

Golf with Alan

Alan is a golf professional, and Mission is his home course — so it wouldn’t be a proper weekend in the hills without a round or two. He’s hosting two morning outings, and everyone is welcome, whether you play to a handicap or just want the walk, the views, and the company.

The outings

Thursday and Friday mornings, on Mission’s two championship courses — one each day, so you’ll get to play both.

Tee times, format, cost, and club rentals — details to come. If you’d like to play, let us know so Alan can include you and reserve your spot. Lunch at the Clubhouse follows for those who play.

The courses

Mission Resort + Club is home to two par-72 championship courses, both with dramatic elevation changes rare for Central Florida.

Whether you’re chasing a good score or just along for the morning, we’d love to have you out there.

Things to Do

Mount Dora is our home, and we love it.

If you have a free afternoon — Thursday, or before or after Sunday’s brunch — here are a few of our favorite ways to spend it.

Registry

Your presence is the gift — truly.

But for those who’ve asked, we’ve put together a registry. We’ve chosen a range of things, from small to aspirational.
Most of all, we’re grateful you’ll be there.

RSVP

We can’t wait to celebrate with you.

You’re welcome to use the reply card that came with the invitation.

Thank you!

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