Plan Your Trip

You need a plan, Stan! We can help. View all the deets about our the rest of the wedding weekend, where to stay, and how to get here.

Extra Events

The main event is on Saturday, but we'll be celebrating all weekend — and you're all invited! The rehearsal dinner and brunch will both be fairly casual events (non-seated, come and go as you want). We'd love to have an idea of who to expect, so please let us know when you RSVP.

Friday Dinner

  • When: Friday 7/17/20 @ 6:00 - 9:00 PM
  • Where: MIT Sailing Pavilion
  • What: Enjoy a summer cookout w/ burgers & beers on a beautiful dock-side deck overlooking the sunset on The Charles River.

Sunday Brunch

  • When: Sunday 7/19/20 @ 9:00 - 11:00 AM
  • Where: 3rd Floor Garden Patio @ Le Meriden
  • What: Stop by any time for some brunch where you can grab an omelette & say "Au revoir" before heading out.

Where to Stay

Hotels

For our guests' convenience, we have secured 3 different discounted hotel options near our wedding venue, under the “Davies/Borstein Wedding Room Block”.

The Charles Hotel

Le Meridien

The Marriott

Airbnb

There are lots of options nearby! Our favorite squares (aka

neighborhoods in Boston-speak) are Inman, Union, Davis, Central, Kendall, and Harvard. If you want to venture a little further, Beacon Hill, South Boston, and Brookline are also very nice.

How to Get Here

By Plane

Did you know you can reach Boston by airplane? Crazy, right?? Grab yourself a flight to Logan International Airport and you can avoid all the hassle of having to pahk yah cah neayah Havahd Yahd.

By Train or Bus

Trains are awesome! And buses are totally fine! Whichever you fancy, you'll want to arrive at South Station in downtown Boston.

By Car

First, make sure you have access to a car and it has gas in it. Then enter "Boston" into the Google Maps app on your smartphone and press "Navigate". Are you there yet?

How to Get Around

Rideshare

Uber and Lyft are everywhere and very convenient, like any major city. We find that an average ride within Boston costs about $7 - $14.

Subway

If you're feeling adventurous and thrifty, the MBTA subway is also a great option. We recommend a day pass or weekend pass if you don't mind exploring at a slower pace.

Walking & Biking

Boston is a relatively small city in terms of square mileage — it's easy to walk pretty much anywhere, and there are plenty of city bikes (and bike lanes!) available, too.