Yes, our ceremony location is Shagwong Marina. Our venue for the cocktail hour, reception, and after party is Si Si at EHP Resort & Marina. Note that if you arrive at Si Si for the ceremony, transportation to Shagwong Marina is not provided (apart from guests staying onsite at the resort).
Yes. We encourage guests to use the buses provided to ensure everyone makes it to the right ceremony location on time! See below for the schedule: Bus 1: 3:55pm - Pick up guests staying at EHP Resort & Marina - reserved for guests staying at EHP Resort & Marina Bus 2 & 3: 3:25pm - Pick up at Ocean Vista for guests staying at the hotel 3:45pm - Pick up guests at East Hampton Middle School - 76 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937. Bus will be waiting on Newton Lane. All guests staying at Airbnbs/Vrbos, 1770 House, the Huntting Inn, any other hotels invited to take this bus and arrive at this time (2 buses will be on site at 3:45pm) For guests staying at the Huntting Inn or 1770 House in East Hampton, the middle school is a ~10 min walk into the downtown (there are sidewalks). The bus is called The Hopper - so look for that! If you choose to forgoe the bus (recognize some Airbnbs are very close to the ceremony site!), you can take an uber/lyft to Shagwong Marina but please arrive by 4pm. Make sure you budget enough time as there can be traffic on a summer Friday! Pre-ceremony champagne will be served on site while you wait! If you have any issues finding the ceremony location or miss the bus day of, please contact our wedding planner Caitlin to help sort at 631-697-9961.
Please arrive at Shagwong Marina (not Si Si at EHP) at 4:00pm. The wedding ceremony will begin promptly at 4:30pm. Pre-ceremony champagne will be served while waiting for the ceremony to begin.
Yes, buses will take all guests from the ceremony site to cocktail hour (~5 min drive).
No. Given most people are staying at Airbnbs, we have opted not to provide transportation at the end of the night. There are plenty of ubers available in the Hamptons at all hours, so will be easy to grab one at the end of the evening.
Yes, there is parking on site at both the ceremony venue and the reception venue (although a limited number). But we really encourage guests to either take the bus provided or to uber - especially if you plan to drink during the event!
No, the welcome event is located in the heart of East Hampton. It is an easy walk for those staying in downtown East Hampton (ie, 1770 House, The Huntting Inn) and a quick uber from most Airbnbs in the East Hampton area. There are plenty of ubers available at all times, just budget for some traffic on a summer Friday!
The ceremony will take place outdoors. The cocktail hour, reception, and afterparty venue is an indoor/outdoor setting and will be formatted accordingly day of depending on the weather.
The dress code for the wedding is black tie. For men, that means a tuxedo - we would recommend The Black Tux (TheBlackTux.com) or Men's Warehouse, but there are plenty of other rental options. For ladies, that means floor length dresses. Ladies are encouraged to wear dresses with color, floral prints, etc (sun sets at after 8pm!) - black tie does not mean you need to wear black or dark colors, color is very encouraged! Shades of yellow are reserved for the bridesmaids. Note that the ceremony will take place on grass, so may be helpful to wear a block heel.
We encourage guests to wear summer cocktail attire. We encourage guests to look chic but doesn't need to be overly formal. For men, attire can include khaki or chino pants, shirt with blazer, nice sweater top, linen or tan suits are ok, no jeans, no sneakers, no golf shirts, no ties. For women, attire can include summery midi or maxi length dresses, nice/appropriate short dresses, skirt sets, no jeans, no sneakers. Color is encouraged! White is reserved for the bride. The venue is a Mexican restaurant in downtown East Hampton. It is mostly indoors (it's a bar/restaurant), with space to be outdoors weather depending. Think summer in the Hamptons, have fun with attire!
Temperatures in East Hampton in June tend to be 60-70s degrees Fahrenheit (15-21 degrees Celsius). Temperatures can fluctuate and June can also see rain. It can get a bit chilly once the sun sets, particularly since the wedding venue is on the water. Keep on eye on the weather leading up to the event, but ladies may want to bring a light shawl or cardigan for the ceremony and reception.
If traveling from outside New York, we recommend flying into Long Island MacArthur (ISP), John F Kennedy (JFK), or La Guardia (LGA) airport. From ISP, it is a 1 hour and 15 minute drive to East Hampton, and from JFK and LGA it is a 2 hour drive (traffic dependant).
If traveling from New York City, you can drive (rental car), take a bus (Hampton Jitney or Hampton Ambassador), or take the train (Long Island Rail Road - LIRR). You can take the train from either Penn Station or Grand Central (in NYC) to East Hampton, which is typically a 3 hour ride with a brief transfer at Jamaica station.
There are plenty of ubers/lyfts in the East Hampton area, so it's easy to get around at most hours (even late). While renting a car is not necessary for a weekend in East Hampton, it may be convenient particulalry if traveling with a group or if you plan to explore the area.
We love your kids, but this is an adults-only wedding weekend!