Tj Smith's restaurant & bar

Rehearsal Dinner

Aldie Mansion

Ceremony & Reception

After Party

Fall

We hope you can join us to celebrate our wedding, #MalloytheMerrier!

Our Wedding

Itinerary

Q + A

We have reserved a block of rooms at two hotels (within walking distance of each other) for the entire weekend of our wedding. Both hotels are located about 6 miles, or ten minutes, from Aldie Mansion. Whether you are a groomsman or bridesmaid attending the rehearsal dinner on Friday night or are extended family wanting to stay and explore Bucks County for the weekend, we have you covered! The group code for each hotel is MAL. PLEASE book your hotel rooms before the block is released on 15 October 2024! After this date, you can no longer book online. The&nbsp;goup rate will still honored for those that call directly, but on a first come first serve basis with any availability that remains.&nbsp;

Friday, November 15, 2024:One Bed (King) Rooms: 10 Reserved at $219.00Two Bed (Queens) Rooms: 10 Reserved at $249.00 Saturday, November 16, 2024: One Bed (King) Rooms: 20 Reserved at $219.00Two Bed (Queens) Rooms: 10 Reserved at $249.00 The Homewood Suites by Hilton® Doylestown hotel is the most luxurious all-suite hotel in the Doylestown area, ideal for projects, extended stays, and executive travel. Enjoy complimentary daily breakfast, WiFi, Evening Reception Wednesdays with beer/wine, and complimentary parking. Two Restaurants Walkable - Steakhouse 500 feet. We are located in Central Bucks County, conveniently off of Route 611 and 7 miles from Turnpike.&nbsp;

Homewood Suites by Hilton Doylestown

Friday, November 15, 2024:One Bed (King) Rooms: 7 Reserved at $199.00Two Bed (Queens) Rooms: 8 Reserved at $199.00 Saturday, November 16, 2024:One Bed (King) Rooms: 15 Reserved at $199.00Two Bed (Queens) Rooms: 15 Reserved at $199.00 Find us off I-276, 10 minutes from Mercer Museum, Delaware Valley College, and downtown Doylestown. Restaurants are within walking distance, and we’re a 15-minute drive from Peddler's Village mall. Free WiFi, hot breakfast, and fitness center and pool use are included with your stay.

Hampton Inn Doylestown

Travel

For 61 years, visitors have followed the winding brick pathways of Peddler’s Village to experience exceptional dining, lodging, events, and distinctive shopping. With the variety of locally owned stores — clothing and accessories shops, toy stores, candle sellers, booksellers, art and artisan galleries, candy stores, Village swag and much more —&nbsp;shopping at Peddler’s Village is much more than a quick click or a simple transaction; it’s a highly enjoyable personal adventure, complete with holiday fun, helpful conversations, and memorable discoveries. Spend an hour, an evening, or an entire weekend exploring our charming Village. You’ll be glad you did!

Peddler's Village

Sip a tall glass of beer as you gaze out over the fields at Warwick Farm Brewing in Jamison, a 22-acre farm that boasts stunning views of the landscape from the deck of the 5,000-square-foot tasting room. Billed as the first farm brewery in Bucks County, Warwick Farm Brewing’s menu offers a huge selection of more than two dozen beers. From wheat beer to stout, there’s a draft on tap for every taste.

Warwick Farm Brewing

Home to eclectic shopping, riverside dining, impressive theater and cultural attractions, New Hope is a small town with a big city feel. In fact, New Hope was even named one of "America's Favorite Towns" by Travel + Leisure. Originally known as Coryell's Ferry, New Hope houses more than 200 years of history. Spend a night in this charming town with a stay one of the area's fine bed and breakfasts. Downtown New Hope features exceptional accommodations like the 1870 Wedgwood Inn, featuring eight guest rooms and an impressive collection of Wedgwood Pottery for which the Inn takes its name. Top-notch chefs have brought a world of flavors to New Hope, making it one of Bucks County's premier dining destinations. Marsha Brown brings a taste of New Orleans to Bucks County, serving up Creole favorites like fried catfish, po' boys and gumbo ya-ya in a renovated stone church. Enjoy American continental cuisine at the Logan Inn. Take a stroll down New Hope's Main Street and browse through the town's collection of unique shops and boutiques. Hand-crafted household items, jewelry and pottery are among the many unique gifts available at Heart of the Home. Look your best with the latest European fashions for men and women at Savioni Designer Boutique. Catch a performance at the historic Bucks County Playhouse. Greats of stage and screen, including Liza Minelli, Robert Redford and Grace Kelly have performed at "America's Most Famous Summer Theater" in its 75-year history.

New Hope

We are a family farm and cidery located in New Hope. We grow the apples we use in our cider, also known as apple wine; every step from pressing to barrel aging happens here. Our tasting room is open all year with outdoor seating available. We offer flights, glasses and bottles and have many different varieties both sparkling and still. Our ciders are mostly dry with wine complexity, but we offer semi-sweet fruit infused options seasonally. Cheers!

Manoff Market Gardens and Cidery

Located in the heart of scenic Bucks County, Solebury Orchards grows apples, peaches, blueberries, and other fruits. In addition to its high quality fruit, the farm is known for delicious products such as Apple Sauce and Apple Cider. Come visit our Market open from June until April or Pick-Your-Own during the summer and fall months.

Solebury Orchards

For more ideas of things to do, check out: <a href="https://www.visitbuckscounty.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">visitbuckscounty.com/</a>

Things to Do

Kris Carr

Bailey Koch

Brandon Billetz

Jennifer Rafferty

Kyle Heinig

Alexis Wilhelm

Sean Gorman

Catherine Templeton

Devon Curran

Alicia Ralph

Tyler Moore

Cheyenne Dougherty

Tommy Vesey

Elena Vesey

Wedding Party

Registry

Many moons ago, in the hallowed halls of Montgomery County Adult Probation and Parole Department, two souls would meet. Their first meeting was rather unremarkable, as it was just another day of work, with a new guy starting. This guy who drove a pick-up truck, wrapped in camo print, and business casual clothes. Nothing particularly noteworthy, just another young man joining the crew of Montgomery County Adult Probation and Parole Officers, learning the ropes of case supervision, being over worked and under paid for the County of Montgomery. However, on that day, something began stirring, something that initially no one believed (even the bride to be!). Through the weeks and months spent working and stressing, a friendship was formed. This friendship was viewed as nothing more than that, a friendship by the bride-to-be. He was funny, and charming, and could talk to a wall if you needed him too. Due to these qualities our bride-to-be, invited this young man to an afterhours Halloween party hosted at her apartment. It was a costume party, and this young suitor arrived with his best friend, Buddy Kris (to the best of my knowledge this is his legal name), dressed as the fine officers of Reno 911 (needless to say, there was A LOT of man thigh that evening). As the two friends proceeded to engage each other in a “case race” the inhibitions, and obvious flirting commenced. Our bride-to-be was the target of our esteemed law enforcement officer, however, his offers of cuddles for the evening were politely declined by our bride-to-be, for at this time she viewed him as a friend. So that evening, upon her entering her slumber, he took his cuddles to the air mattress in the living room, and cozied up with Buddy Kris.&nbsp; As time marched on, things changed in Montgomery County Adult Probation and Parole Department. Our Bride-to-be received a promotion! And our suitor received a change in location, soon our main characters would find themselves tucked away in the little sanctuary known as the Willow Grove Sub-Office. Here they spent many hours working together, our Bride-to-be directing our young suitor on all things Probation and Parole, correcting his grammatical errors (as she has done for this story), and he introducing her to a little-known band by the name of Panic! At the Disco. In the fall of 2019,&nbsp;our young bride-to-be posed a question to her roommate, “Do I like Max!?!”. Through many conversations, and deep dives into thoughts and feelings on the subject (as only two girls can do when discussing ways of the heart), the answer to that question became….Yes.

Max & Brittany

Max & Brittany

Travel

Homewood Suites by Hilton Doylestown

Hampton Inn Doylestown