Date and Times:
Ceremony
The Ceremony will be held at First Parish Unitarian Church located at 223 Main St in Kingston, MA at 4pm. Google Maps link here. We will all gather for the reception afterwards.
Parking is across the street at the Beal House. Additional parking can be found through the back left of the main parking lot (see image below)
Reception
The reception will be held at the historic Winslow House. It is located at 634 Careswell St in Marshfield. The Winslow House was built in 1699 and was originally owned by Governor Winslow a Mayflower passenger and was also bought by Daniel Webster. You can find more info here: Gov Winslow House.Google Maps link here.
You will be directed where to park once you arrive.
Things to Do
The Plymouth area is fun. Lots of history, local shopping, beaches, restaurants, bars. Here are some suggestions for those who are staying in the area before or after the wedding. You can find a lot more detail as well as other suggestions from TripAdvisor: Things to do in Plymouth.
- The waterfront is close to everyone staying in Plymouth. There are lots of great restaurants and shops, as well as a replica of the Mayflower and of course *the* Plymouth Rock aka *the rock*. The waterfront is on Water st, and you can get to the jetty as well as a nice trail at Nelson Park.
- Court St is parallel to the waterfront and has lots of everything there. Many side streets that connect Court St and Water St also have shops and fun to check out.
- You can look on Yelp or TripAdvisor for restaurants. Some of our favorites that we frequent:
- Italian: Tuscany Tavern and Leena's Kitchen.
- Korean: Kogi (good sushi, so so Korean food. But they have something called Kogi fries which is a fried egg and bulgogi on top of french fries, it's unnaturally good).
- Seafood: Reasonable and good - Lobster Hut. East Bay Grill and Tavern on the Wharf are very nice.
- Mexican: Cancun in Kingston.
- Chinese food: the best around is a small carryout called New China. Nice old couple from Hong Kong and they make Chinese food like they do in Ohio.
- Dessert: hell yeah! At the waterfront is a place called Cupcake Charlies. It will put you in a sugar coma, but the frosting is amazing. Also Rose and Vicki's in Plymouth has pastries, cheesecake, cannolis, and pizza and subs.
- UVA wine bar. You give them a credit card, they give you a badge, you go get tastes, 1/2 or full glasses of wine from a self serve wine bank with dozens of wines, then they let you go home once you settle up. Nice atmosphere, sometimes with live music.
You all know how to reach me, just let me know if you have any questions, anytime, except during the wedding where I will be spending 100% of my focus on not ugly crying like a baby :-).
