FAQs

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Have you booked hotel room blocks for guests?

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Yes, we have four hotel blocks for our guests: The Langham Hotel (the venue itself) The Bostonian (0.4 miles from the venue) Courtyard Boston Downtown (1.0 mile from the venue) Boston Marriott Cambridge (2.1 miles from the venue) Please see the "Travel" tab for addresses, links, and discount codes!

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What time should I arrive at your wedding ceremony?

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We encourage you to plan to arrive at 3:45pm. The wedding ceremony will be held at 4:00pm. With Boston's traffic and terrible drivers, hidden entrances to parking garages, and wardrobe mishaps, we know that delays can happen anytime ;)

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How do I get to the wedding venue? Will transportation be provided?

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We will not be providing transportation to the Langham Hotel. We highly recommend that you take an Uber or Lyft. If you're feeling adventurous, find your way over through the Boston MBTA, our local train system! The closest stop to the Langham Hotel is State Street station on the Blue Line or the Orange Line.

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Is there parking available near your wedding venue?

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Yes, there is valet parking offered at the wedding venue, but there is also an underground garage right across the street called Garage at Post Office Square (112 Congress Street, Boston, MA 02109).

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Will there be an open bar?

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Yes - come prepared to partaayyyyy!

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What should I wear to the events leading up to the wedding and on the day of?

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For the Welcome Party, dress in whatever you might wear to a nice dinner with friends. For the Wedding Morning Run, gym clothes and sneakers - we're going to get sweaty! For the Wedding, floor-length gowns, formal dresses, dressy suits, or tuxes.

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Will there be meal options for guests with dietary restrictions or allergies?

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Vegetarians/vegans, you will be served cauliflower steak. If you have other dietary restrictions/allergies, we'll accommodate whatever you mention on your RSVP.

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Can I bring my kids?

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Unless they have been specifically invited, no kids please!

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Do you have a wedding registry?

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Yes, we do! We are not asking for any material gifts, but we would greatly appreciate any cash gifts that will be put towards our honeymoon and our future house. Thank you!

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When will the reception end? Will there be an after-party?

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The reception will end at 10pm with a send-off. We'll be heading over to a nearby bar to keep the party going!

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Are there any plans for Saturday?

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Yes! We'll have some planned activities for anyone who is will still be in town on Saturday. We'll be grabbing subs and pizzas and sitting in the Greenway from 12-2pm then heading over to Democracy Brewing from 2-4pm. We'll figure out dinner plans and then bar hop. Please text Nick or Saejin to join in on the fun!

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I'm visiting from out of town. What can I do while I'm in Boston?

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As Boston is a GREAT walking city, September is the perfect weather to adventure! We encourage you to walk down Newbury Street and end up at the Boston Public Gardens, check out the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, take a stroll on the Charles River Esplanade, visit Fenway Park, follow the Freedom Trail, or take a tumble down the Cop Slide (just kidding, please Google this).

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Where in the f**k do I park in Boston?

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First, sorry that you have a car in Boston. Second, finding street parking is like buying a boat. Exciting at first, but then you realize there's a lot of work involved. You are required to move your car to a different block every few hours - it's a hassle and not always worth your money (unless it's Sunday and you get free parking!). Venue parking: Garage at Post Office Square (112 Congress St, Boston, MA 02110). Downtown parking: Haymarket Center Garage (136 Blackstone St, Boston, MA 02109). If you buy something from the Boston Public Market (attached), the vendor can validate your parking ticket to make it cheaper.

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What would you recommend for a foodie?

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Oh man, we have too many recommendations for you. Get ready to EAT: (Restaurant - location - food type) Thinking Cup - 3 locations - coffee Boston Public Market - Downtown - bagels, apple cider donuts, etc. (Go explore!) Tatte Bakery - 21 locations - brunch and baked goods (tough to find seating) North Street Grille - North End - the best diner brunch* Mike's Pastry - North End - cannolis and rainbow cookies Florentine Cafe - North End - Italian* Tresca - North End - Italian* Joe's - two locations - classic American, ask for bread* Lulu Green - South Boston - vegan* Koreana - Cambridge - Korean BBQ Puro - Back Bay - ceviche and tacos* The Barking Crab - Waterfront - lobster rolls Monica's Mercato - North End - $20 for the best Italian sub you'll ever have (ask for no pickles) Committee - Seaport - Mediterranean* Moonshine 152 - South Boston - Asian fusion dinner and great vegan options* Krasi - Back Bay - Greek* New City Microcreamery - Cambridge - ice cream North End Creamery - North End - ice cream *Needs reservations