A+H
2018.10.13
Itinerary
We will be married in a private service on Saturday evening. We know some people may be disappointed to not be in attendance for the ceremony, but we humbly ask for your understanding and support. We look forward to seeing everyone at the after party and reception.
We hope that our family and friends will spend Saturday with one-another, catching-up and exploring Baltimore, the city we have made our home. On the center spread you’ll find a list of our favorite shops, restaurants and sights.
After Party
- Date & Time
- Saturday, October 13th, 10pm-2am
- Location
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Wet City
223 W. Chase St.
Baltimore, MD 21201 - Notes
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No RSVP Required
No dress code, come as you are!
Reception
- Date & Time
- Sunday, October 14th, 12pm-4pm
- Location
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Encantada
800 Key Hwy
Baltimore, MD 21230 - Notes
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Food and drink will be provided
Families Welcome
Please RSVP by September 21st
Handicap Accessible
Cocktail attire
Accomodations
We have a block reserved at the Hotel Revival in Mt. Vernon. You can book a room via this link or by calling (410) 727-7101. If the block is fully booked, or you’d prefer to stay elsewhere, there are many other hotels in the city that can accomodate you. We recommend staying in one of the following neighborhoods and avoiding the Inner Harbor:
Mt Vernon
This neighborhood is where we had our first apartment together. It has great restaurants, bars, and museums, and is within walking distance of the Station North Arts District. Wet City, the venue for the after party, is located here.
| Hotel Indigo | (410) 625-6200 | $$ |
| The Ivy Hotel | (410) 514-6500 | $$$$ |
Fells Point
We separately lived in Fells Point in our years after college. It was the location of our first date and features lots of live music, food, and bars. This is a great place to stay if you’re looking for active night-life and don’t mind a little noise. You can even take the Water Taxi across the harbor to the reception on Sunday.
| Admiral Fell Inn | (410) 522-7377 | $$ |
| Sagamore Pendry | (443) 552-1400 | $$$$ |
If you’d prefer to stay in an AirBNB, we are happy to answer questions or provide guidance. Please ask!
Local Recommendations
- Dylan’s Oyster Cellar — 3601 Chestnut Ave — $$
- Oysters every which way; try them all
- The Baltimore Museum of Art — 10 Art Museum Dr — Free
- Free art muesum with a great variety of work
- Clavel — 225 W 23rd St — $$
- Margaritas, mezcal, and upscale tacos and Mexican cuisine
- Bottega — 1709 N Charles St — $$
- Cozy Tuscan-style Italian food, high quality, good prices, BYOB
- Red Emma’s — 1225 Cathedral St — $$
- Worker-owned coffee shop with light fare and an excellent bookstore
- Soup’s On — 11 W Preston St — $
- One of Andy’s favorites, cheap-eats soup and sandwiches
- Brewer’s Art — 1106 N Charles St — $$$
- Local brewery with an upscale restaurant and great bar food
- Baby’s On Fire — 1010 Morton St — $
- Record store and coffee shop
- Wet City — 223 W Chase St
- After party location
- Dooby’s — 802 N Charles St — $$
- Korean-inspired cafe serving coffee, breakfast, lunch, & dinner
- The Walters Art Museum — 600 N Charles St — Free
- Free art museum with a focus on pre-modern art and artifacts
- Trinacria — 406 N Paca St — $
- Family-owned Italian grocer with an excellent sandwich counter
- Ida B’s Table — 235 Holliday St — $$
- Contemporary southern soul food
- Cocina Luchadoras — 253 S Broadway — $
- One of the two best taco spots in Baltimore
- Tortilleria Sinaloa — 1716 Eastern Ave — $
- The other best taco spot in Baltimore, try both!
- Johnny Rad’s — 2108 Eastern Ave — $$
- Pizza, beer, french fries, and skee-ball
- Thames Street Oyster House — 1728 Thames St — $$$
- One of Hillary’s favorites, great seafood and classy bar
- Alma Cocina Latina — 2400 Boston St Suite 108 — $$$
- Upscale Venezuelan food, excellent arepas and cocktails
Gift Details
We have been living together for over four years and are lucky enough to have all of our needs met. In lieu of gifts, we encourage you to make a donation to one of the following charities whose missions we believe in:
Healthcare for the Homeless
HCMD provides health services, education, and advocacy to help reduce the incidence and burden of homelessness in Baltimore. We have friends that work for this organization and have seen the impact of their work.
The Human Utility
The Human Utility helps people, mostly in Baltimore and Detroit, pay their water bills to ensure that everyone has access to this fundamental human right. This non-profit was co-founded by a friend and they provide the option of giving 100% of your donation directly to paying someone’s water bill.
Physicians for Reproductive Health
PRH works to improve access to comprehensive reproductive health care, especially to meet the health care needs of economically disadvantaged patients.
Alternatively, we have set up a registry through zola.com and will also graciously accept financial contributions to put towards future travel plans and renovations to our home.
