Rehearsal

St. Joseph's Cathedral

Wolf's Ridge Brewing

Rehearsal Dinner

Welcome

Welcome Drinks

Wedding Day

Ceremony

The Athletic Club Of Columbus

Reception

Newlywed Breakfast

Renaissance Columbus Downtown Hotel

Breakfast

Fall

We can't wait to celebrate with all of you!

Our Wedding

Our story begins with the classic tale of downloading an app in the hopes of finding your forever person. After both of us had been on dating apps for a while and going on not-so-great dates, our first date was a breath of fresh air! We were talking so much that we barely had time to drink the flights of beer we had ordered at Antiques on High before closing time. After the date, Kyle asked "When can I see you again?" and made sure to lock down a second date. Since then, we have shared so many memories! We have hiked in Asheville, kayaked in Lake Tahoe, and eaten our way through Italy. While not on grand adventures, we have enjoyed the everyday moments at home, visiting new restaurants and breweries in Columbus, and spending time with family and friends. Kyle proposed in March of 2023, and we are so excited to share our special day with those closest to us. Please enjoy this quick glimpse into our relationship since the beginning.♡

Our Story

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Engagement Photos

Bridesmaids

Kate Walsh

Anne Walsh

Emily Schemrich

Claire Hickey

Erin Schnell

Claire Beskitt

Groomsmen

Brian O'Connor

Ben O'Connor

James O'Connor

Jake Prechtl

Johnny Morgan

Joe D'Amico

Joe Walsh

Wedding Party

We have 3 options for our guests to stay in downtown Columbus. Please use the provided links and codes to ensure that you get the wedding block rate. If you decide to add a day to your stay beyond the block dates, prices may vary.

Please note that the Renaissance hotel block is almost at capacity. If you are unable to book a room, please make a reservation at one of the other accommodation options.

★ Preferred Hotel ★

The Renaissance is our preferred hotel due to its proximity to our venues. It is a 5 minute walk to St. Joseph Cathedral and a 2 minute walk to the Athletic Club of Columbus. It features a rooftop pool, Club Lounge, hotel restaurant called Latitude 41, and a hotel bar called Bar 41. Cut-off Date: Guests must book their rooms on or before Friday, 8/30/2024. Parking: Valet parking is available to guests for $45.00 per day with unlimited in and out privileges. Breakfast: There is no complimentary breakfast at this hotel. You can purchase breakfast at Latitude 41, which is the restaurant located on the ground floor of the hotel. If you would prefer another breakfast option, please refer to our "Things to Do" page for more places to eat in Columbus.

- Additional Options -

The Residence Inn is the next closest hotel to our venue. It is an 8 minute walk to St. Joseph Cathedral and a 5 minute walk to the Athletic Club of Columbus. This hotel features apartment-style rooms with full kitchens and a bourbon bar called the Buckeye Bourbon House in the lobby. It is also located in the former 1927 Buckeye Federal Savings &amp; Loan Bank Building. Cut-off Date: Guests must book their rooms on or before Wednesday, 8/28/2024. Parking: Valet parking is available to guests for $35.00 per day with unlimited in and out privileges. Breakfast: A complimentary breakfast buffet is available to guests at this hotel. If you would prefer another breakfast option, please refer to our "Things to Do" page for more places to eat in Columbus.

Residence Inn by Marriott Columbus Downtown

We didn't forget about our Hilton friends! The DoubleTree Suites is a 10 minute walk to St. Joseph Cathedral and an 8 minute walk to the Athletic Club of Columbus. This hotel is close the the Scioto Mile, which has wide walking paths and a beautiful view of the Scioto River. Cut-off Date: Guests must book their rooms on or before Monday, 8/26/2024. Parking: Guests may park at the Huntington Center Parking Garage (operated by LAZ Parking). Parking is located at 43 W Capital Street (below the hotel). Discounted rates are available to overnight guests for $25.00 per vehicle per day. Overnight rates are billed and confirmed for payment with a sticker at the hotel front desk.&nbsp; Breakfast: There is no complimentary breakfast at this hotel. You can purchase breakfast at The Presidents Dining Room, which is the restaurant located in the hotel. If you would prefer another breakfast option, please refer to our "Things to Do" page for more places to eat in Columbus.

DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Columbus Downtown

Accommodations

We have made Columbus our home over the past several years, and we like to think that we found some pretty good places to eat and things to do. Please check out some of our favorite places during your time in CBUS!

Columbus, OH

With a two hour break, you have some time to explore downtown. The following locations are all within an 8 minute walk of our venues. Jackie O's On 4thJackie O's started in Athens, OH, which is home to Ohio University where Mary went to college. They have an awesome patio area and a rotating list of beers. Wolf's Ridge BrewingWolf's Ridge has a tap room that you can enter from E Hickory St (go past the front door and turn down the alley). Daybreak is one of our favorite Columbus beers, and we are big fans of the pierogis here! Pins MechanicalPins is a great spot to grab a drink and play some games! They have giant Jenga, pinball machines, and duck pin bowling as well as a patio and swings for you to enjoy.

Between Ceremony and Reception

There are so many great places to grab a bite, but here are our favorites! Kyle's Picks Breakfast: Katalina'sKatalina's is a brunch spot that features tacos, sandwiches, and breakfast food. Their location on 3rd St is small, so make sure to grab a spot on their patio. If you go, try their Award-Winning Breakfast Tacos and their pancake balls filled with Nutella! Lunch: Wario's Beef and PorkKyle and his brothers, cousins, and friends state that Wario's has some of the best sandwiches they have ever eaten and that "Wario is a sandwich genius." If you have a large appetite, Wario's is the spot for you. Try the Steak - Wario's Way with long hots or one of their rotating Saturday specials. Dinner: Chapman's Eat MarketChapman's is one of our favorite restaurants that we frequently recommend. It has great apps, a diverse, rotating menu, and excellent cocktails. If you go, get the General Tso's Cauliflower, Chapman's Beef Fat Fries with dipping sauces, and the Maple Hazelnut Budino. However, availability is often limited, so we recommend making a reservation ahead of time. If you plan to walk in, small parties can sometimes be seated at the bar! Bar: Antiques on HighThis is where we met for the first time. It is a brewery focused on sour beers, but they also have IPAs, pale ales, and cocktails. Enjoy a drink in their lounge or on the rooftop. Mary's Picks Breakfast: Fox in the SnowFox in the Snow is a coffee shop that also serves pastries and breakfast sandwiches. They have locations in Italian Village and German Village and are quite popular! Mary is a fan of their Banana Bread and Blueberry Galette. Lunch: Northstar CafeNorthstar has been a go-to spot for us to bring first time Columbus visitors. Their menu is full of salads, sandwiches, and pizzas. Mary's favorite thing to order is the Thai Burrito and the Mint Iced Coffee. Dinner: Martini Modern ItalianMartini is another highly recommended restaurant by us, and the lasagna is Gary approved! Try the pesto that comes with the bread and our go-to order is the Pennette alla Vodka. We aren't big on ordering dessert, but there hasn't been a single time we have gone and not gotten the Chocolate Bread Pudding (it's that good!). Bar: Land-Grant Brewing CompanyLand-Grant has an amazing beer garden featuring picnic tables, food trucks, and cornhole. Their beer selection caters to a wide variety of beer drinkers, and they have often been named the top brewery in Columbus. We have enjoyed many nights here playing cornhole with friends, and eventually, heading across the street to BrewDog for a change of scenery and a new tap list.

Our Favorite Restuarants

Columbus has several areas for shopping, exploring, or taking an afternoon walk. German VillageGerman Village is a historic neighborhood just south of downtown, and it is a lovely area to go for a stroll. Grab a coffee at Stauf's or Winans, explore all 32 rooms at the Book Loft (it's a book lovers dream), walk down Mohawk street to Schiller Park, or eat traditional German food at Schmidt's Sausage Haus. A few of our favorite places from above are also located here, like Antiques on high, Chapman’s Eat Market, and Fox in the Snow. Short NorthShort North is filled with shops and restaurants. Visit the many boutiques, try Jeni's Splendid Ice Cream, stroll through Goodale park, or order a Guinness and play some darts at Short North Tavern. Scioto MileIf you are downtown and want to take in some scenery, stop by the Scioto Mile! There are walking paths and benches for you to take in the view. If you are lucky, you may catch Tim out there getting his 10,000 steps. Museums &amp; ConservatoryColumbus has a variety of museums for you to explore. COSI is a hands-on learning science center with a variety of exhibitions and experiences. Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens combines nature with art by featuring a collection of glass work by Dale Chihuly throughout the grounds and biomes.

Other Sites to See

Things to Do

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Mary & Kyle

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