For the person who needs some space after a long night, and enjoys both nature and art.
For the person looking for the one thing they should do before leaving town. Cubs host the Orioles in a 3 game series the weekend of the wedding (16-18 June). They also host the Pirates 13-15 June! *Grooms pick*
For the person looking to enjoy a rail trail and explore the suburbs. Park in downtown Wheaton for access.
For the history buff looking for a way to walk around, learn, and avoid the at-times overwhelming crowds. *Parents of the Groom pick*
Billed as Chicago’s most iconic street festival, Taste of Randolph Street (June 16-18) will not disappoint. If your understanding of Chicago cuisine is “deep dish”, this festival will change your opinion. The West Loop, where the festival is held, is home to some of the BEST restaurants in the city — and even the country.
You won’t regret taking an afternoon to explore Chicago’s history and transformation through the Foundation’s Architectural Tour. *Parents of the Bride pick*
Advance tickets are required. Enjoy one of the only FREE zoos in the country with some local, delicious (and overly hoppy, according to the bride) Chicago brews.
For the person looking to support local farms or on a quest to try the best strawberries they’ll ever taste. *Brides pick*
For the city dweller who appreciates both hustle and bustle and peace and quiet.
With an extra day or two to relax and explore, cozy up with a coffee and a new book from a local favorite.
If you’re exploring Chicago while you’re celebrating with us, don’t sleep on this popcorn. Lines get long so show up early!
Lauded as one of the best views of the city, Cindy’s is the place to go if you want the gorgeous Chicago skyline, the cool breeze and a rooftop bar.
Staying throughout the weekend? Chicago’s art scene is worth your time. In addition to the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Gold Coast Art Fair is a staple of Chicago in the summer. This year, the fair celebrates 65 years! Tickets are only $10.