Welcome Drinks

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Spring

Please RSVP by April 25, 2026

Our Wedding

Transportation Accommodations:

Transportation will be made available to our guests from the following three recommended hotels. If you choose to book with one of these hotels, please let us know via your invite which hotel you're staying at and if you would like transportation to the wedding venue.Uber is also available in Gloucester and Rockport locations. More details to come!

Our Recommended Hotels:

The perfect blend of New England charm and modern amenities can be found at The Cove at Rockport. Located in Rockport, MA, this hotel is made up of 13 rooms and suites equipped with state-of-the-art amenities, including high-speed internet access, fully furnished kitchens, ocean views, a club room, decks, and more.

The Cove At Rockport Hotel

Located in the downtown village of Rockport Massachusetts, directly on the beach, next to Rockport’s shops and restaurants and 200 yards from the acclaimed Shalin Liu Performance Center. All rooms have oceanfront decks with 100% views of Front Beach and the Atlantic Ocean.

Captain's Bounty On The Beach

Enjoy cozy hotel rooms, spacious apartments, or a guest house just a short walk from the beach and Bearskin Neck town center.

Eagle House Motel

Other Accommodations Nearby:

Please note: Transportation will not be provided from these hotels.

Located on the Long Beach in Gloucester, this property offers rooms with views of the ocean. Guests can see the lighthouse on Thacher Island from the beach. The rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a mini refrigerator. Every room has a private bathroom. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hairdryer. Guests can enjoy free WiFi and free private parking on site.

Cape Ann Motor Inn

Located by the ocean in Gloucester, The Vista offers easy access to popular attractions such as Good Harbor Beach, just a minute's drive away, and Cape Ann, only six minutes away. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities including an outdoor pool, a terrace, a garden, complimentary Wi-Fi, tour and ticket assistance, and a vending machine. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily. The hotel features 40 guest rooms equipped with refrigerators, microwaves, 32-inch flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, and private furnished balconies or patios. Each room includes a private bathroom with a shower/tub combination, complimentary toiletries, and a hair dryer.

The Vista

This hotel features on the water rooms with balconies overlooking beautiful salt water marshes. Be sure to inquire on their newly renovated rooms and Jr. Suite! Walk from your room through our indoor skywalk to our indoor pool and Jacuzzi. Then enter the lobby, hotel bar and restaurant all without going outside. Spend time relaxing and taking in the Annisquam River, marina and salt water wildlife. Continental breakfast is included during certain times and other days complimented by our restaurant, inquire when reserving your room.

The Hotel at Cape Ann Marina

AirBNB

Various Locations in Gloucester and Rockport

Airbnb is a great option for wedding guests, offering a variety of comfortable and affordable places to stay. From private rooms to entire homes, it’s ideal for families or groups who want to stay together. With flexible options near the venue, guests can enjoy a relaxed, home-like experience throughout the wedding weekend. You can download the app on your phone or go to their website to search listings that fit your needs!

Travel & Accomodations

Friday June 5th, 2026

Welcome Drinks - 7:00pm

Casual Join us for cocktails, wine, beer, and a few light bites at the Homestead! 7 Homestead Dr. Gloucester, MA 01930

Saturday June 6th, 2026

Wedding -  4:00pm 

Semi-formal/Cocktail Ceremony begins at 4 p.m. 7 Homestead Dr. Gloucester, MA 01930

Schedule of Events

Boasting rocky outcroppings, views of Mount Agamenticus, the Isles of Shoals, and fantastic tide pools, Halibut Point State Park was formerly a granite quarry and is a worthy place to visit! It is open to the public and features a 1.7 mile walk that follows a historical and interpretive trail around the Halibut State Park and Babson Farm Quarry.

Halibut Point State Park

Five iconic lighthouses stand tall along the Cape Ann coastline to protect seafarers from rocky shores and shoals. They offer historians and romantics alike a glimpse into Cape Ann’s maritime lore and legacy. Lighthouses are a comfort to mariners to this day, and despite the use of GPS and electronic aids for navigation, they still symbolize home and safety.

Lighthouses of Cape Ann

Fried clams, but be sure to sample the robust coleslaw.

Woodman's of Essex

See the lovely Shaw's in its new location!

Shaw's Supermarket 

Be adventurous and circle the rotary multiple times!

Rotary

Founded in 1723 by a boatful of Swedish expatriates from the landskap of Görton who were&nbsp;never formally charged with a crime but nevertheless remain under suspicion for the mishandling of the annual Conference for the Close Examination and Petting of Lapland Halibut, Gorton's Seafood Center remains a cornerstone of Gloucester society. From its inception, the plant has served as a hub for commerce both licit and extracurricular, rendering the plant central to the town's economy; generations of fisherman have prevailed upon the plant to utilize the cream of their catch in processing and distribution. The family of Görton, who changed their name to Gorton upon landing in the fledging United States of America in an effort to assimilate, have maintained continuous ownership of the plant, ensuring both quality control and uniformity of culinary vision. It is said that in the 1840s, when Gorton's primary vehicle of sale was still the unadorned filet, the matriarch of the family, Astrid Gorton (nee Tikkelsson), an unusually shrewd old Swede, foretold the gradual decline of the fisheries economy that would come to infect the bones of cosmopolitan coastal marketplaces such as Gloucester, MA, and strode blazing onto the plant floor with a cart full of day-old bread. She proceeded to rip the loaves apart with her astonishingly long, salted fingers, and tossed them onto the trays of fish filets primed for packaging. Whither Astrid's senses? you might ask, and right you would be, yet after twenty minutes in the oven at 425 degrees, the progenitor of the modern fish stick made its first appearance. The plant's workers exclaimed jovially at the jovial sensation occurring in their mouths! Much glühwein, milk, and gingersnap cookies were brewed and squeezed and baked to celebrate Astrid Gorton's (nee Tikkelsson) accomplishment. They could tell that this was a really big deal. Indeed, with one fell swoop, Astrid Gorton (nee Tikkelsson) changed the direction of the town's economy and insulated it from the industrial decline we see dotting the coast today. While pedestrians are no longer allowed on the manufacturing tour due to multiple malfeasances and a subsequent lawsuit which occurred as an indirect result of the company's unlucky and unchangeable policy of thrice daily seal-fat waxes, there remains a gift shop and market counter with unwaxed floorspace dedicated to the preservation and commodification of the Gorton Seafood Center's indelible commitment to Gloucester's inescapably charming idiom.

Gorton's Seafood Center

There's absolutely no coffee or pastries or "local color" here and if you go I'd advise you to bring your own plastic bags and furthermore if you ask for linguiça you'll be shamed and rightly so.

Arianna + Henry

Arianna + Henry

A&H

Please RSVP by April 25, 2026