Eric & Calvin
Eric & Calvin
Our Story
Getting to the wedding
Are you driving?
The venue for the wedding is a private home at the end of a cul-de-sac. For guests that are driving directly to the house we are requesting that you....
- Car pool when possible
- Park as close to the house as possible, but do not park in or block the driveway
- Park on the grass/sidewalk, leaving enough room on the road for vendors/other cars to pass by
- Remember to party responsibly. Talk with the couple if it's not safe to drive home
- The Pan-Mass Challenge will be happening between 11-3 on 8/6. Expect high bicycle traffic/slight delays on your way to the wedding venue.
Address: 8 Burgess Point Shores Road Wareham MA
Want to take the wedding shuttle?
If you're staying at the TownePlace Suites by Marriott Wareham we've arranged for a shuttle to bring guests directly from the hotel to the venue at designated times.
Not sure which shuttle, you can't miss it. It's a big yellow school bus!
Hotel to venue
Departs Marriott (50 Rosebrook Pl,)
- 1:30pm & 2:10pm
Department Wedding Venue (8 Burgess Point Shores Rd)
- 10:00pm & 10:30pm
Finding love on the 62 bus
Calvin and Eric shared glances on the same MBTA bus into Boston for more than a year before the two found an excuse to strike up a conversation. One bright morning in December 2014, Eric walked over to Calvin’s bus stop and invited him over for a drink that evening. They’ve been inseparable ever since.
Over the next few years, Eric and Calvin crossed off some major milestones: Calvin moved out of his parents’ house in Lexington and into the apartment Eric shared with his roommates in Arlington. Eric took Calvin to his first music festival and Calvin planned their first international trip together. Soon enough, they decided to take the plunge and buy a pair of rings at a shop in Provincetown, one of their favorite places to visit.
In November 2018, Eric proposed to Calvin on a cobblestone street in Portland, Maine, while the two were on their way to dine at one of their favorite restaurants. Three years and a lingering pandemic later, they are finally getting married on August 6, 2022 at a private beachfront home in Wareham, Massachusetts.