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We plan most of our travels around food, and we can't wait to do the same throughout our honeymoon in Japan!

Our SF apartment ran out of room for books rather quickly, so we both converted to Kindles and cant wait to read on the beach during our mini-moon!

One of our favorite things about living in San Francisco is how easy it is to explore wine country - whether it's a day trip or a weekend retreat. Scribe is a popular members-only winery that has been high on our list ever since we moved to SF!

We love any opportunity we get to ski with friends or family, especially with such great access to mountains in the west!

We're excited to experience as much Japanese culture as we can while in Japan. Taking part in a tea ceremony (and enjoying the matcha that comes with it) has been high on our list!

We both love travel and Matt loves coffee. Japan is known for their coffee scene and we've been eagerly awaiting the chance to try one of the famous coffee omakase experiences!

Flowers is our favorite winery and, in particular, we love their Chardonnay. While we make it to Sonoma as much as we can, its nice to have a bottle or two at home.

While Matt has been playing on and off from a young age, Eileen picked up golf during the pandemic and we've enjoyed getting to play together, with friends, and both our parents!

As part of Jewish tradition, we'll be breaking a glass at the end of our wedding ceremony, and we'll turn the broken glass into a mezuzah in our home.

As part of Jewish tradition, we'll be breaking a glass at the end of our wedding ceremony, and we'll turn the broken glass into a mezuzah in our home.

While Matt has been playing on and off from a young age, Eileen picked up golf during the pandemic and we've enjoyed getting to play together, with friends, and both our parents!