Catskills Cocktail is pretty meaningless, but we just want everyone to feel comfortable and look hot! Suits, dresses, and the like, and shoes that can handle some grass. Expect temps to dip in the evening, it's the mountains after all.
No. The wedding ceremony and reception is adults only. Newborns are the exception!
Yes, we've arranged for a shuttle to pick everyone up from their Airbnbs, but only in the towns of Bloomville, Bovina, South Kortright, and Hobart. When you book a house in one of these towns, text or email us the address and we'll add you to the route. There won't be a shuttle to and from Welcome Drinks, so please plan accordingly.
Mark's Good Apples is a 200-acre farm (owned by John and Yoko in the '70s!) with an active orchard, and a dreamy farmhouse and barn from 1790. And we're going to party in ALL OF THEM.
Crossing our fingers it'll be as nice as it’s been the past few years. Daytime temperatures will likely be in the 60s or 70s, and September is generally the dryest month up here. Stephanie’s mom, Wendy, has described the weather in Delaware County as “psychotic,” and it’s true. It can change five times in an hour.
Dinner will be big, beautiful, and buffet-style. You'll have lots to choose from regardless of dietary restrictions, but please reach out if you have any specific allergies or restrictions we need to consider.
Not great! Best to have directions pulled up while you're still on Wifi.
Check our Things to Do page - there's a lot to see and do nearby. A perfect weekend itinerary, in Ray's opinion would be: Friday - dinner at 80 Main or the Andes Hotel before our welcome drinks at Brushland Eating House // Saturday - breakfast at Hollow, shops in Delhi, hike the Andes Rail Trail and sneak in a pre-wedding beer at Wayside Cider // Sunday - stop at Cellar Door Wines and Solinsky's on your way out of town