Wedding Details

06.14.25
6 p.m. ET
POSTAL MUSEUM

We can’t wait to celebrate with you! For everyone’s safety and peace of mind, we require that all of our guests be fully vaccinated and boosted against COVID.

While we love our friends and family of all ages, due to the fragile nature of the museum, we’re unable to welcome children under the age of eight to our celebration. We’re happy to help find a local babysitter so our parent friends can enjoy a night out!

We are so looking forward to seeing you! Please RSVP HERE.

Accommodations

We invite you to stay in our room block at The Riggs Hotel! The Riggs is a short metro ride away from the Museum on the red line, which you can catch at the Gallery Place stop. The discounted room rate is available until May 14.

Book through the room block here.

Anyone is welcome to book other accommodations instead. Our recommendations include the Kimpton George Hotel, or the Phoenix Park Hotel, both of which are within a block of the museum.

Activity recommendations

  • Crowded bookstore shelves

    Capitol Hill Books

    Beloved quirky and progressive secondhand bookstore near cafés and shops, and accessible via the Eastern Market metro.

  • Brutalist building against blue sky

    The Hirshhorn Museum

    Also known as the National Museum for Contemporary Art, it’s a Smithsonian with a renowned collection. There’s a reason we got engaged here!

  • Blooming lotus in pond

    Kennilworth Aquatic Gardens

    Public aquatic gardens in Northeast DC, with walking paths and large lotus ponds that bloom in June!

  • Movie theater seats

    Suns Cinema

    Our favorite tiny, independent movie theater and bar showing old movies of all kinds, from niche arthouse films to Back to the Future III.

Food recommendations

    • Ministry - upscale coffee shop that serves the best matcha in town, according to Ross

    • Indigo - boasts possibly the best Indian street food in DC, with a patio and outdoor bar serving Indian beers

    • Union Market - eclectic food hall with dozens of stalls and retail shops

    • Teaism - quaint tea shop and café with delicious bowls, salads, and baked goods

    • China Chilcano - upscale Peruvian-Asian fusion restaurant owned by José Andres

    • Immigrant Food - global small plates restaurant housed within the Planet Word museum

    • Oyster Oyster - Michelin starred restaurant in Shaw, specializing in sustainable, plant-forward cuisine

    • Sonny’s - casual neighborhood pizzeria and bar in Park View with plentiful outdoor seating

    • Letena - Ethiopian restaurant in Columbia Heights with a large veg selection

    • Big Board - Wall St-themed bar on H St. owned by a huge Trumper

    • Compass Coffee - anti-union coffee chain that fired their whole staff during the pandemic

    • Baker’s Daughter, Gravitas, Michele’s - chef for this restaurant group hates immigrants and loves Elon Musk