Go for a walk (or a run! or a bike ride!) in Brooklyn's second-largest park—the place where Arielle and David first met.
Grab a drink at the bar where David and Arielle shared their first drink. And maybe kiss a loved one on the sidewalk outside, where David and Arielle shared their first kiss.
It's possible the cherry blossoms will be in bloom around our wedding! Check the cherry tracker on their site to plan ahead, as you'll want to pre-buy your tickets if so.
Because Arielle and David's dream, if money didn't matter, would be to open up a stationary store together.
And because they love stationary so much, they couldn't choose just one store.
A great bookstore—this location specifically!
Get the sourdough pancakes. They change flavors each season.
Arielle's favorite cardamom bun in the US of A.
And her favorite cinnamon bun.
Get sushi at Arielle and David's favorite sushi restaurant. The 9-course omakase is under $55. Note: they don't take reservations.
Grab some salmon onigiri at Obentoyasan and strawberry hi-chews at Sunrise Mart. They'll fuel you up for a few hours of perusing the furniture outlets and vintage shops in surrounding Industry City. If you need a caffeine and pastry morale boost at any point, stop into Tadaima.
Amazing sandwiches that are so large they come in full sizes, half sizes, and, amazingly, third sizes. They're cash only and closed on Sundays.
Delicious lobster rolls. And now you're in Red Hook, so you might as well stay and check out the shops along Van Brunt as well as whatever's on at Pioneer Works.
Grab a chicken sandwich on focaccia (David's favorite) or a turkey BLT (Arielle's favorite) and save room for a cowboy cookie.
You're in New York, baby! Get yourself a slice.
Go for "aperitivo hour" and order a spritz (perhaps the Italicus spritz—Arielle's favorite). Each drink during happy hour comes with a little platter of cichetti.
The best gelato and sorbet.
Well-curated vintage clothing and homewares for fair (by NYC standards) prices.
Check out the beautiful grounds of the cemetery around the corner from where Arielle and David live. Leave a stick for Rex the dog; say hi to Jean-Michel Basquiat; maybe shed a few tears in front of the Angel of Grief; and seek out Minerva, who waves to the Statue of Liberty in the New York Harbor.