It's not open yet! We'll set it up once formal invitations go out in early summer 2025. For now just block the date on your calendar, sit back, and relax.

We highly recommend staying in Portsmouth. Not only is this the cultural hub of the area, but this is where buses to the wedding will leave from and where they will drop you off. We will be blocking off some rooms at a downtown hotel, but stay wherever suits your taste and budget.

We will have buses driving from downtown Portsmouth to our house and back at various times throughout the evening. Parking will be available on our road as long as you have a DD. BE WARNED: You will not find an Uber/Lyft at our house! We strongly recommend using the buses to get back to Portsmouth, where rides are easy to come by.

Yes! Let us know in the RSVP if your kids are planning to come. However we won't have babysitters, so you'll still have to keep an eye on your gremlins.

Comfortable and classy (no t shirts, no tuxedos). A dress or suit is a safe bet, but we're not picky!

Plenty! If you have your kids, go to the Seacoast Science Center or the Children's Museum of New Hampshire (just north in Dover). If you're a history nerd check out Strawberry Banke museum, the USS Albacore museum, or many of the preserved historical houses in the downtown. Walk along the river through Prescott Park, or the beaches in Rye (which are gorgeous, but relatively uncrowded, in fall). Grab a beer at Liar's Bench, Great Rhythm, Stoneface, or Loaded Question. Eat at Street, Surf, Cure, The Black Trumpet or Anju (where Nate and Shannon had their first date). Or just walk around the quaint downtown!

We sure did! We had a very small ceremony in January 2024. Now it's time for the big party