My brother and I are thinking of attending. Two questions though: is this going to be in Front Royal, Virginia? And what are the Sunday Mass options in the area? As long as there is a valid Sede Mass or an SSPX chapel serviced by a validly ordained priest, I'll be good.

We have had several people ask us this,  so I am placing the answer here for everyone who might want to know.

Q. If I am single and not currently interested in getting married or if I am already in a courtship may I still attend the event?

A.  Yes to both cases.  One of the primary purposes for this event is to support traditional Catholic young single adults who are isolated and who would like to meet other traditional Catholics to help them make solid traditional Catholic friends who will help them to persevere in and keep the Faith.

Anyhow, my point --

My first thought is, "How will you know who is available for pursuit?" 

On the right hand with the heart worn outwards, it indicates that the wearer is single and available for courtship. Worn on the ring finger of the left hand with the heart outwards it shows that the heart is occupied, but not yet married. Worn on the left ring finger with the heart facing outward symbolizes an engagement. Worn on the left ring finger with the heart facing inwards the Claddagh Ring declares that the wearer is married.

I spent "plenty" of time single -- I didn't get married until I was 28 1/2 -- so I will be forever sympathetic to the single.
Plus I have a good memory, so that long period of time is still quite accessible in my brain. It feels more recent than it was.

Anyhow, my point --

My first thought is, "How will you know who is available for pursuit?" I remember very well wanting to know this, in every situation. If I went to an event like this when I was single, I would certainly be annoyed to find a bunch of great young ladies -- all in serious relationships (i.e., courtship, they have a boyfriend, they're not "looking").

So you might want to give some thought to either personal introductions, maybe even a simple "Yes/No I'm looking for a spouse" because let's face it, it's a real desire/need for many. Why pretend? And it's a large part why many young people travel to attend these events. I would go so far as to say you need to make sure their introductions state whether they'd invite attention from the opposite sex -- or not. Because, again, it's the elephant in the room. Yes, friendship is great. But the big desire and big priority for many youth is finding a spouse and getting married. I don't blame them. If it's honorable marriage they're after, then who can criticize?