Wedding Day
Reception
Photos
Wedding Party
Bridesmaids
Groomsmen
Q + A
Dress code?
Kids?
How many guests can I bring?
Parking?
Weather/What to wear?
Where to stay?
Can I visit the zoo/conservatory?
Are there any restrictions on what I can bring?
Travel
The Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport will be the closest to the venue- approximately 30min away.
We will plan to arrange for some shuttles to and from the hotels- details to follow in the coming months!
There are TWO hotel blocks- pick whichever you'd like! One is near the airport, the other hotel block is also near the airport but across the street from the Mall of America. Please book hotels by August 26th!
Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport
Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Minneapolis Bloomington/Mall of America
Things to Do
We recognize many of you are flying out for this and we so so appreciate you making the journey! We've compiled a list of the best places to eat and things to do in the Twin Cities and can't wait to hear how you like Minnesota!
Places to Eat
Breakfast
-Glamdoll Donuts: Fancy gourmet donuts, even have some savory options depending on the day. (https://glamdolldonuts.com/)
-Good Day Cafe: Really good biscuits & gravy and potato dishes.(https://www.gooddaycafe.com/)
-Hope Breakfast Bar: Kelsey has tried nearly every item on the menu and they are all really good. (https://www.hopebreakfast.com/)
-Tous de Jours: French-Asian bakery a-la-carte style, they have some weird but tasty pastry things. (https://tljus.com/)
Lunch/Dinner
-Wrecktangle Pizza: Deepdish pizza with lots of interesting flavors, they have strange but really good breakfast pizza that's won a lot of awards (https://wrecktanglepizza.com/)
-Gai Noi: Laotian food, really good with cool rooftop garden area. (https://www.gainoimpls.com/)
-Hola Arepa: Maybe the best Latin American restaurant in the cities? (https://www.holaarepa.com/)
-Sanjusan: Japanese-Italian fusion food. Definitely a little pricey, BUT still worth a trip if you're a foodie. (https://www.sanjusanrestaurant.com/)
-Quang: Best pho in the Twin Cities! (http://www.quang-restaurant.com/)
Things to Do!
-Minnesota Zoo runs a Pumpkin Spectacular event with thousands of intricate pumpkin carvings every fall (https://mnzoo.org/jols-2026/)
-CanCan Wonderland is an underground vintage arcade, mini golf, and bar that is one of the coolest hidden gems in the Twin Cities (just don't get their food, that is easily their weak point..) (https://www.cancanwonderland.com/)
-Minnesota's Largest Candy Store is maybe our favorite thing on this list; If there's a rare candy or snack you haven't been able to find, it's probably here, it's so incredibly expansive. It is in the middle of nowhere, but the trip is well worth it if you rent a car while you're here. (https://minnesotaslargestcandystore.com/)
-Mall of America has to be on this list somewhere, it's cool if you've never been. (https://mallofamerica.com/)
-Minnesota Museum of Art has lots of historic art (https://new.artsmia.org/), the Walker has the sculpture garden with the famous spoon and cherry sculpture (https://walkerart.org/).