8:00 pm
This is an informal event and the dress code is casual. No RSVP necessary. Food and drink will be pay-as-you go.
5:30 pm - 9:45 pm
Garden Attire: Wear sundresses, floral prints, suits in lighter hues, and fun hats and fascinators. Jackets and ties are optional.
There will be a brief ceremony followed by dinner and drinks. Please arrive early, doors open at 4:45pm. The ceremony will begin at 5:30pm.
10:30 pm
Located at a private home in the Fishtown neighborhood. No RSVP necessary. Please contact Matthew or Benjamin for the exact address. There will be dancing 🕺🪩.
The dress code is Garden Attire. Wear sundresses, floral prints, suits in lighter hues, and fun hats and fascinators. Jackets and ties are optional. The ceremony and reception will take place in a greenhouse.
Please plan to arrive early. Doors open at 4:45pm and the ceremony will begin at 5:30pm.
There is a parking garage located at 510 N Broad St attached to the Giant grocery store, just two blocks from the venue. Parking is $10 for the evening (after 5pm). There is also limited street parking.
Please see the Travel section of our website for our hotel recommendations.
Sorry, no plus-ones for the Ceremony & Reception. For the Welcome Drinks and After Party events, you are welcome to bring guests.
Sorry, no children. The Ceremony & Reception is a strictly 21+ event.
Yes, there will be a Welcome Drinks event and an informal After Party event. Details are posted under the Schedule section of the website. There is no RSVP necessary for the Welcome Drinks or After Party.
Your presence is gift enough, so we do not have a traditional registry. However, if you're feeling generous, you may contribute to our Newlywed House Fund. You can find instructions for contributing under the Registry section of the website.
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Flight
Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) is the closest airport to the venue, and it takes about 25 minutes to get from the airport to Center City.
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