The Provincetown Inn

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Cocktail Hour

Reception

Sunday Breakfast (open to anyone traveling with you)

Our Wedding

Together they have many, many adventures embracing their love &amp; commitment while continuing to grow their relationship.

Mark and Caleb travel to Paris for their first international adventure! Caleb falls in love with the Louvre and Mark (in character) runs the Paris Marathon.

Our Story

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Steven E. Johnston

Megan Valentin

Kristen E. Battiato

Corey Orlik

David J. Boyajian

Adam Accardo

Anne O'Reilly

Wedding Party

HOW DO I GET TO PROVINCETOWN? There are several ways to get to Provincetown, MA--air, car, and ferry, or a combination thereof. Provincetown is located on the Northern tip of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, at the tail end of the "outer Cape." AIR: Those coming from out of town may choose to fly to <a href="https://www.massport.com/logan-airport" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Boston/Logan Airport</a>, or to <a href="https://flyhya.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Hyannis Airport</a> on Cape Cod. <a href="https://flights.capeair.com/en/flights-from-boston-to-provincetown-ma" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Cape Air</a> operates multiple daily, scheduled short flights between Boston's Logan International Airport and <a href="https://www.provincetown-ma.gov/170/Airport" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Provincetown Municipal Airport</a>. You can also drive or connect to a ferry service from Boston. Another attractive option for those from New York <a href="https://flyhya.com/flights-airlines/airlines/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">is to fly JetBlue directly from JFK airport or LaGuardia airport to Hyannis airport on Cape Cod </a>and then drive, take a car service, or take a bus from Hyannis to Provincetown. CAR: For those driving from Boston/Logan Airport, you can take<a href="https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Boston+Logan+International+Airport,+East+Boston,+MA/Provincetown+Inn,+Commercial+Street,+Provincetown,+MA/@42.0267905,-70.8465175,10z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m14!4m13!1m5!1m1!1s0x89e37014d5da4937:0xc9394c31f2d5144!2m2!1d-71.0107832!2d42.3653985!1m5!1m1!1s0x89fb5862f7ced7a1:0x7f27a9d8c59d6b7d!2m2!1d-70.196036!2d42.0373798!3e0?hl=en-US&amp;entry=ttu" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> I-90 W to MA-3 S to US-6 E</a>. In brief, once you're on Cape Cod, taking US-6 E to the end will get you there. However, traffic on US-6 E, US-6A E, and MA-28 S can be heavy on holiday weekends. FERRY: <a href="https://baystatecruisecompany.com/schedule-fares/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Bay State Cruise Company</a> offers multiple daily fast ferry trips between Boston and Provincetown. MacMillan Pier in Provincetown is within walking, biking, or very short cab distance of the Provincetown Inn. Ferry service is also available from <a href="https://www.captjohn.com/fast-ferry-ptown/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Plymouth, MA to Provincetown</a>.

HOW DO I GET AROUND IN PROVINCETOWN? Provincetown is a great place for walking and biking! Many restaurants, shops, bars, and tourist sites are located near Commercial Street and within walking distance of MacMillan Pier. Two of our favorite bicycle rental places are <a href="https://provincetownbikerentals.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Provincetown Bike Rental </a>and <a href="https://provincetownbikes.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Arnold's</a>. We encourage you to check out <a href="https://capecodbikeguide.com/provincelands.asp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Province Lands bike trail</a> in addition to Commercial Street. For those of you who bring cars, there are several places to park overnight or for the day, including <a href="https://www.provincetown-ma.gov/768/Parking-in-Provincetown" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">MacMillan Pier and Grace Hall parking lots</a>.

I JUST RECEIVED A SAVE-THE-DATE. HOW DO I REACH OUT TO THE GROOMS? Send a message to markgeyer@gmail.com and/or calebvalentin@gmail.com, contact Mark via facebook messenger, or reach out to either of us by phone.

WHEN ARE INVITATIONS COMING OUT? Invitations to most guests were sent out in January 2025!

WHAT SHOULD I WEAR? Short version: semi formal, with creativity encouraged Long version:&nbsp;--Semi-formal attire could include a suit (with or without a tie), a dress (need not be floor length), slacks or a skirt with a nice shirt, or perhaps even a dressy jumpsuit.--The color palette for the wedding includes shades of blue, purple, and pink, with white and green as complementary colors as well. Your attire need not fit these colors, but feel free to keep these in mind when thinking about clothing and accessories.--We would like our guests to wear attire that makes them feel comfortable and confident and are happy to discuss with you if you'd like additional guidance or to run any ideas by us.--This wedding is taking place on the New England Coast on Memorial Day weekend, and we recognize the potential for a range of temperatures and weather conditions. Consider having an extra layer available for the ceremony in the event of of cool weather.

WHAT IS ON THE MENU FOR THE WEDDING DAY? Appetizer course:&nbsp;New England clam chowder Salad course:&nbsp;Mandarin orange with endive, arugula, toasted walnuts, and champagne vinaigrette&nbsp;&nbsp; Main course: guests will choose one of the following:Prime rib of beef, slow roasted rib with rosemary au jusorBoneless breast of chicken and jumbo baked stuffed shrimp, glazed with marsala sauceorGrilled salmon filet with citrus beurre blancorVegetarian option: roasted portobello mushroom, served with buffalo mozzarella, spinach, and sun dried tomatoes Dessert:Assorted cupcakesAssorted pastries and cut fruitCoffee and tea

WHAT IS ON THE MENU FOR THE SUNDAY BREAKFAST? Beverages:Coffee and teaAssorted chilled juice Breakfast favorites:Fresh sliced fruitSteaming hot oatmeal with assorted toppings&nbsp;Assorted yogurt with berries&nbsp;Scrambled eggsSmoked bacon&nbsp;Vermont maple sausage&nbsp;Home fried potatoes&nbsp;Assorted breakfast pastries&nbsp;Cinnamon french toastGrilled sliced flank steak with forestière sauce (steak and eggs, anyone?) For those looking for a more savory start:&nbsp;Caesar saladFresh and grilled vegetablesRice pilaf

Q + A

The Provincetown Inn is hosting our wedding ceremony and reception! Please call them and mention our names if you'd like to reserve a room within the block, especially if you would prefer additional days beyond the designated block. You may also do reserve online with the group code above. Use GVW as the GROUP code and not as the promo code (see example below).

Provincetown Inn

The Harbor Hotel Provincetown is the sister property of the Provincetown Inn and is on the other end of town, down Commercial Street.

Harbor Hotel Provincetown

Just a hop and a skip away from the wedding venue, this is a cute cottage inn with an adorable garden.

The Red Inn

Boatslip is an iconic beachside hotel hosting daily in-season afternoon "tea dances" on their large deck, with sweeping view of Provincetown Harbor. They also have a lovely breakfast buffet. Catered to the LGBTQ community but friendly and welcoming to all. 21+ only.

Boatslip Resort & Beach Club

For those who are looking for a fancy exotic room with an amazing view of Provincetown, that is also very close to the wedding venue, feel free to look at Land's End Inn.

Land's End Inn

The Cape Colony Inn is a just a short walk or bikeride away from all the action of Commercial Street.

Cape Colony Inn

Caleb and I recommend taking the ferry from Boston to Provincetown for the convenience, beautiful views of Boston as you exit the harbor, and because holiday traffic will make the drive to Provincetown even more onerous than usual. Bay State Cruise company offers fast ferry service from Boston to Provincetown, 7 days a week. Book in advance given the Memorial Day rush. This will save you a difficult drive on the Cape via Route 6.

Bay State Cruise Company

Travel

Bay Lady II is a 4-sail gaff schooner, sailing multiple times daily from MacMillan pier in season. Take an afternoon or sunset sail to feel the wind and take in breathtaking views of Provincetown and Long Point from the harbor.

Schooner Bay Lady II

Just off route 6, find 7 miles of bike and hiking trails looping around the Province Lands, passing through pine forests, sandy dunes, and low-lying cranberry bogs. There are connections to both Herring Cove and Race Point beaches, as well as Bennett Pond. Enjoy a nice afternoon bike ride and then cool off at the beach. Caleb and I love biking this path every time we visit Provincetown.

Province Lands Trails

Just steps from the Provincetown Inn, you can find the West End Breakwater, which was built in the 1910s by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This offers a rocky path across the Harbor from the end of Route 6 to the Wood End Light and further stretches of beach. It's an exhilarating journey across (Caleb and I have done it), but watch your step!

West End Breakwater Provincetown

The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum (PMPM) preserves and shares the fascinating history of Provincetown, Massachusetts – the site of the Mayflower Pilgrims’ first landing in the New World in 1620. Major exhibits provide an immersive experience and showcase our storied past and vibrant modern history. You can also climb the largest all-granite tower in the U.S. and view Provincetown Harbor!

Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum

Flyers rents powerboats, Rhodes 19 sailboats, kayaks, and more for use in Provincetown Harbor.

Flyers Boat Rentals Inc.

Looking for sandwiches, salad, and sass in the West End? Hit up Pop+Dutch for fresh bites and good vibes.

Pop+Dutch

The Lobster Pot is a Provincetown staple, serving fresh seafood and sweeping views of the Harbor. Their extensive menu has a good fit for just about any palate (i.e. its much more than just lobster). Turn East off MacMillan pier and look for the neon sign!

The Lobster Pot

Venture out to the East End to check out the amazing views (especially at high tide) at this year-round restaurant! Mark's favorite dish is the cucumber dill salmon, but you can treat yourself to delicious pasta, steak, chicken, or burgers if you're not in a seafood mood.

Fanizzi’s Restaurant - Provincetown, MA

If you're looking for fine oceanfront dining, especially for an intimate dinner or small group setting, check out Jimmy's Hideaway. Don't let the small subterranean facade fool you--the dining room gives subtle speakeasy vibes (small, so be sure to make reservations) whereas the patio is a bit more casual. Try a craft cocktail to whet your appetite for Portuguese cod, Provincetown fisherman's stew, scallop piccata, or comfort classics.

Mark & Caleb

Mark & Caleb

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