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Katie Woodhouse

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A 10 minute walk from the reception venue. Conveniently located to many restaurants and bars on Mass Ave.

Conrad Indianapolis

Rooms need to be booked by May 29th, 2025! The hotel is a 4 minute walk from the reception venue. Conveniently located to many restaurants and bars on Mass Ave.

Hilton Garden Inn Indianapolis Downtown

Travel

A top 10 reason Nicholas is going to marry Hannah is that her family goes to the Indy 500 every year. This museum is full of historical pieces from old races, old cars, and was recently redone. If you are lucky, the track may be open and you may be able to take a ride around the track and visualize what Hannah and Nick are talking about when they say "the race."

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum

The best children's museum in the world! Such a fun place full of interactive exhibits. There is also an outside area full of sport activities that adults and kids will enjoy.

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis

Sun King is a huge Indianapolis Brewery and they have a cute food hall and outdoor area up in Carmel. Childhood home of Hannah and also the roundabout capital of North America. If you go, stroll down Downtown Carmel and pop into some cute boutiques and take pictures with the statues.

Sun King Carmel

An AMAZING farmers marked on Saturday mornings from 8-12. Get there early to avoid lines and hope that My Dad's Sweet Corn is there. We would also recommend anything from Circle City Sweets, Tulip Tree Creamery (the Trillium Cheese is out of this world), and an Indiana tomato.

Carmel Farmers Market

This is a neighborhood of Indianapolis. It is full of cute shops and delicious restaurants.

Broad Ripple

Bottleworks is another food hall in downtown Indy. It was made from an old Coca-Cola plant and has lots of delicious food options. It is also right next to Pins (a Columbus, OH classic) and is close to Mass Ave. Mass Ave is full of cute restaurants, shops, and bars.

Bottleworks District

Eagle Creek is one of the largest city parks in the United States. It is $7 for a Non Marion County resident to enter and there are hiking trails, kayak/paddleboard rentals, and even a high ropes course/zipline (GoApe.com).

Eagle Creek Park

The only president from Indiana is President Benjamin Harrison. Stop by the house to see his home and learn about his life. Grammy (grandmother of Hannah) was the CEO of the Benjamin Harrison house for years and was an integral piece of the home. She's the coolest.

Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site

Newfields is the Indianapolis Art Museum! It is a beautiful place to look at art and also has wonderful gardens and outdoor spaces. Funky Bones is a famous sculpture located on the grounds that was featured in John Green's (local Indianapolis celebrity) book "The Fault in our Stars."

Newfields

Cafe Patachou is Nick and Hannah's favorite brunch place in Indianapolis. May we recommend any of the omelettes, the cuban breakfast, or a broken yolk sandwiches. An absolute MUST is the cinnamon toast. It is a gift from the heavens.

Cafe Patachou

A top tier restaurant in Indianapolis. Just down the road from MSUMC (where we will see you all!), the Meridian serves up incredible food in an old Meridian street house.

Meridian Restaurant & Bar

The Woodhouse/Geeslin family's favorite pizza comes from Some Guys. May we recommend the barbecue chicken pizza and their homemade Gorgonzola dressing.

Some Guys

The Cake Bake Shop is a pink, sparkly, fairytale wonderland. You will pay $16 for a slice of cake but it is an EXPERIENCE. If you want to go, make sure to make a reservation. You can also pop in and look at the decor and get a slice of cake to go!

The Cake Bake Shop by Gwendolyn Rogers, Carmel City Center

The Livery is owned by the Cunningham Restaurant Group (for our Columbus people, very similar to a Cameron Mitchell) and serves delicious latin food. The margaritas are to die for and they also have a rooftop patio!

Hannah & Nicholas

Hannah & Nicholas

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