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Thank you for making our wedding weekend so special!
With thanks to Eric's Aunt Barbara, some photos from the weekend can be found here!
About
ACCOMMODATIONS & TRANSIT
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Philadelphia has a great public transit network! Our venues are all accessible along the Broad Street Subway Line.
Parking and driving in Philadelphia can be tricky, so you may want to use ride-shares rather than renting a car
→And for flights, Southwest has a promotion
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FAQs
The 'Main Event' is happening in one of our favorite parks in Philadelphia, FDR Park.
We'll post the locations for the other events as soon as they're confirmed.
Where's the celebration happening?
When did Ray & Eric meet?
We met in Columbus, Ohio in January 2018. After eight months in person, and two years long distance, we moved to Philadelphia in July of 2020 for Ray's grad school!
Are you really wearing jeans to your wedding?
Yes, we are! A more formal event just didn't seem like our style, and so we hope you'll join us and dress for a park! You're welcome to come as formal or as casual as you prefer.
Do you have a registry?
We don't have a registry — the greatest present you could give us is your presence!
What precautions are you taking against COVID-19?
We are requiring all guests to be vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19. We have many loved ones who are immunocompromised and want everyone to feel safe. We specifically selected open-air, outdoor venues as well.
Any recommendations for things to do around Philly?
We could devote an entire website just to this — which is why we hope you'll consider joining us on Sunday to explore some of our favorite spots. If you're looking for some can't miss things...
Neighborhoods to walk around:
- Italian Market & Queen Village
- Rittenhouse Square
- Chinatown & Old City
- Fairmount & Spring Garden
- East Passyunk
Our favorite spots for coffee + tea:
- Konditori
- Tela's Market
- Good Karma Cafe
- Vibrant
- Peddlers
Our favorite spots for food:
- The Fairview
- Yellow Bicycle Canteen
- Circle's Thai
- El Rey
Our favorite spots for sweets:
- 4th Street Famous Deli
- Fairmount Flavors
- Franklin Fountain
- Jeni's
And some very 'Philly' things to do:
- Get cheesesteaks from Ishkabibble's on South Street
- Stop by Reading Terminal Market
- Visit 'Philadelphia's Magic Gardens' mosaic museum
- Run the Rocky Steps at the Philadelphia Art Museum
- Take a picture at LOVE Park
- See the Liberty Bell & the Oldest Street in America, Elfreth's Alley
Can you explain those icons on the invite?
The "LOVE" statue is one of Philly's most famous spots! We both are deeply engaged in Philadelphia's communities organizing for justice and owe generations of protesters before us for even making this day possible!
Philadelphia's pretzels are famous — be sure to stop by the Philadelphia Pretzel Company while you're here!
We are avid bikers, and Philadelphia is a very bikeable city. We have a great and affordable bike-share program, Indego, if you're looking for a fun way to get around!
This is the Boathouse at FDR Park — where we're hosting our main celebration!
The Philadelphia Museum of Art (home to the Rocky Steps) is just a ten minute walk from our home in Spring Garden!
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This is the logo for Philadelphia's public transit network, SEPTA, which we use almost every day. We are lucky to live in a city with a robust public transit system and are big supporters of improving the network to make the city more accessible.
It's the Liberty Bell — which you can see for free and easily in Old City, but if you want to see the crack, you need to wait in line (we have yet to take the time to wait!).
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