We made it easy - everything's at Lambertville Station. No traveling, no chaos, just show up and celebrate. Cocktail hour includes an outdoor option, so you can enjoy fresh air and a drink... assuming the weather behaves.

We've got options, depending on your vibe: *Hotel Block : We reserved rooms at Lambertville Station and Lambertville House. Stay there if you want convenience and to run into other guests in the lobby looking slightly hungover. See Travel tab for room block details. *Nearby hotels: There are plenty of solid options close to the venue if you want something different or more flexible. *Airbnbs: Great if you are making a weekend out of it with a group - just don't accidentally book something 45 minutes away and blame us. If you get stuck or overwhelmed, feel free to reach out - we're here to help...and we will gladly serve as your travel agents for a very small fee (payable in drinks).

Philadelphia (PHL) and Newark (EWR) are both about an hour away. Philly may feel a little quicker as it is mostly freeway travel. Trenton-Mercer (TTN) is 20 minutes away but may not have too many flight options.

Yes! We are kicking things off Friday night with some pre-wedding fun. We rented out an arcade (yes, really) and we will also have a low-ley scavenger hunt adventure through the streets of New Hope and Lambertville. You can embrace your inner child, competitive side or just follow the crowd until we end up at a bar together. Its like a field trip...but with better drinks. Totally optional - but highly encouraged if you want to maximize your fun-per-minute.

Early enough to be seated before we walk down the aisle...but not so early that see you me panic pacing. Aim for 15-20 minutes before the ceremony.

We'll be celebrating across Lambertville and New Hope - two adorable river towns separated by a bridge you can walk across in minutes. Lambertville is the quieter, artsy one (think antiques and coffee shops), while New Hope is a slightly more energetic neighborhood (think food, drinks and nightlife scene). Think small town charm with plenty to explore on both sides of the river.

Dress like you're about to run into your ex and win. {Think: cocktail/semi-formal}.

Bring good energy, bad dance moves, and prepare to celebrate like you actually like us.