The venue is located on the grounds of the Eastern States Exposition ('The Big E') in West Springfield MA, at 1305 Memorial Drive. The ceremony will be held at the Union Meeting House on the grounds of the Storrowton Village Museum. The cocktail hour and reception will be held at the Carriage House at Storrowton Tavern, just a short walk away.

Cocktail or formal attire is requested, with jewel tones or autumn seasonal colors encouraged. For women, this includes cocktail or evening dresses; for men, this includes suits or shirt & tie (tuxedos are not expected). And of course - make sure to wear your dancing shoes!

While we love your kids, we have opted to make this a child-free wedding so the adults can have a festive grown-up night out!

Unfortunately, due to the size of the venue, we ask that guests do not bring a date unless specifically noted on the invitation.

Yes - the bride and groom met at a brewery/winery, so you know they're all about the party!

The bride and groom request an 'unplugged' ceremony, with no cell phones or cameras being used during the brief ceremony. However, photos of the cocktail hour and reception are both welcome AND encouraged!

Your presence is the greatest present of all! However, if you wish to purchase a gift, the wedding registry can be viewed through the 'Registry' page on our wedding website. Gifts purchased through the registry can be mailed directly, or there will be a gifts table available at the reception.

From Interstate 91 (North or South), you may get off the highway at Exit 3 to US Route 5 N towards Agawam/MA-57. Continue onto US-5 N, exiting at the MA-147 W exit towards West Springfield / Agawam. At the rotary, take the 3rd exit onto Memorial Ave (MA-147 W). The venue will be on your left, at the far end of the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds.

Parking is available on the Avenue of States outside of Storrowton Village Museum / Storrowton Tavern. The entrance to the ceremony and reception venues is located on the Avenue of States, across from the Vermont and Connecticut Buildings.

Yes - both the ceremony and reception locations are wheelchair accessible.

While we will not be reserving room blocks, our traveling guests may visit the 'Travel' section of our wedding website for recommendations of several local hotels, as well as some restaurants and attractions in the area.