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Things To Do

Lincoln Memorial

2 Lincoln Memorial Circle Northwest, Washington, DC 20002

The Lincoln Memorial holds a special place in the hearts of Will and Katie, being their absolute favorite spot in D.C. For Katie, it became a cherished refuge during the pandemic, a place where she watched the sunrise with loved ones. Meanwhile, Will has always been captivated by the reverence it holds and powerful inscriptions adorning its walls. Yet, the significance of this iconic monument has deepened even further for the couple. On a memorable Good Friday, Katie went to the memorial with her mother to watch the sunrise. Little did she know, Will had orchestrated a heartwarming surprise: a proposal that would forever bind their love to this historic site.

Museum of the Bible

400 4th Street Southwest, Washington, DC 20024

Discovering the Bible Museum was a revelation for Katie and Will, who were astounded by its grandeur and the sheer magnitude of its collection—with parts of it feeling like a Disney adventure meets the bible. With millions of artifacts, it's a testament to the rich tapestry of history and faith. Their first visit, during a trip home, was nothing short of awe-inspiring. As you step into this extraordinary realm of wonder and enlightenment, Katie and Will extend a warm invitation to experience their new favorite museum in DC.

Smithsonian National Zoological Park

3001 Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC 20008

Exploring the National Zoo holds a special place in Will and Katie's hearts, especially since their visit following their engagement—a memory they hold dear. One amusing incident stands out: a fish thrown by a zoologist feeding otters unexpectedly fell on Will, only to bounce onto Katie, creating a moment of laughter amidst their joy. As you wander through the exhibits and marvel at the fascinating wildlife, Will and Katie warmly invite you to join in their love for mindfulness and stillness while watching the magnificent creations of God.

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

10th St. & Constitution Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC 20560

Will's affinity for the Natural History Museum in DC runs deep, making it his absolute favorite among the city's renowned Smithsonian museums. Its halls hold a treasure trove of wonders that never cease to captivate him. As you embark on your own journey through its exhibits, Will invites you to share in his passion for history, science, and the awe-inspiring marvels that await within this iconic institution. Pro tip: make sure to stop by the butterfly garden on the second floor for a truly magical experience.

United States Botanic Garden

100 Maryland Avenue Southwest, Washington, DC 20001

Will and Katie share a unique fondness for the Botanical Gardens in DC, where they've often sought solace amidst nature's wonders. They delight in sharing the experience of walking up the stairs in the jungle room, where the humidity reaches incredible levels, a quirky pastime that never fails to bring them joy. As you explore this enchanting haven of greenery and vibrant blooms, know that Will and Katie extend their warmest invitation for you to partake in another opportunity for personal discovery and delighting in the beauty of the world.

National Gallery of Art

Constitution Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC 20565

The National Gallery of Art holds a special place in Katie and Will's hearts. Whenever Katie needed a break from her door-to-door sales job, she found comfort in the gallery's serene atmosphere. They both deeply admire four paintings that illustrate the stages of life—childhood, youth, manhood, and old age. These paintings, known as 'The Voyage of Life,' were created by Thomas Cole, a skilled artist who beautifully captures life's journey. Katie and Will invite you to take a leisurely walk through the gallery. Notice what stands out to you that you might have never noticed without looking closely. Look for the details no one else sees.