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Are there any other events that I should know about around the wedding?

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Yes! We're keeping our wedding small and intimate with our closest friends and family, so we'd love for everyone to celebrate with us and make a weekend of it in our favorite city. We invite you to join us for our rehearsal dinner in Boston's historic North End the evening before the ceremony.

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Are kids welcome?

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Due to the historic and delicate nature of our venue, we respectfully ask you accompany us for an adults-only evening. Please reach out with any questions!

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Do you have any hotel recommendations?

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We're currently arranging several hotel blocks for our guests. The City of Boston has wonderful options across all styles and price points, all across the city - so whether you're looking for luxury or budget-friendly accommodations, you'll find something perfect. You may also discover great deals by booking directly with hotels or third-party booking sites.

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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

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•For The Welcome dinner, there is valet parking available at Mamma Maria for $30 per car, or several parking lots in the area. Walking from your accommodation may be the best option. • for The Wedding, there is validated parking at the Boston Common Garage located 1 block away at 24 Charles Street. We encourage you to carpool or use a ridesharing service!

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I have a food allergy, can I make a special request?

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Yes, we are happy to accommodate most food allergies and dietary restrictions! As the menu is set in advance, please ensure you let us know in advance or on your RSVP.

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What happens if it rains?

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All of our events will take place indoors, so you can celebrate with us rain or shine—no muddy shoes or weather concerns to worry about!

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How should I RSVP?

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Once we mail invites: We'd love to hear from you! You can RSVP by mailing your response card or visiting the RSVP page on our website. Please let us know by March 1st, 2027 so we can finalize our plans and menu!

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What else is there to do?

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The City of Boston is America’s birthplace 250 years ago. There’s no shortage of historic, relaxing, or adventurous things to do - depending on your goal. Grab a lobster roll or cannoli in the Italian North End, catch a baseball a Boston Red Sox game in Fenway Park, learn about America’s birthplace from land and sea on a Boston Duck-boat Tour, enjoy a swan boat and relax at the Boston Public Garden, grab a drink at an outdoor beer garden in Seaport district, or enjoy some dumplings nearby in the Chinatown district then head over for some shopping along Newbury Street. We hope you will enjoy a long weekend falling in love with Boston, as we did when we first met in 2012.